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Guest Posted 22 years ago
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i have few questions;
1-i'm having a lot of problems with "will and would"i mean conditionals what are the differences or similarities between will and would?and what does "unreal" mean?(in this subject)
2-this,that,he,she...sometimes we use that instead of that or that again instead of she/he...why?
3-what are the similarities or differences between "it has been raining" and "it is raining"when do we use "have/has been"?
4-what are the similarities or differences between: "i've completed my project" and "i completed my project" or is one of them grammaticly wrong?thanks for those who(have/has/had???) answered
1-i'm having a lot of problems with "will and would"i mean conditionals what are the differences or similarities between will and would?and what does "unreal" mean?(in this subject)
2-this,that,he,she...sometimes we use that instead of that or that again instead of she/he...why?
3-what are the similarities or differences between "it has been raining" and "it is raining"when do we use "have/has been"?
4-what are the similarities or differences between: "i've completed my project" and "i completed my project" or is one of them grammaticly wrong?thanks for those who(have/has/had???) answered
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Guest, To help us help you better, please try to use one post for one question, and please do use capital letters to begin sentences as opposed to a bunch of small type with bunch of questions. This just helps us read your questions more clearly and quickly. htm "]Conditional Verb Forms[/url].
- Guest, To help us help you better, please try to use one post for one question, and please do use capital letters to begin sentences as opposed to a bunch of small type with bunch of questions.
- This just helps us read your questions more clearly and quickly.
- htm "]Conditional Verb Forms[/url].
- Will is used with more certainty when things are real.
- " Would is often used for unreal or imaginary situations.
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Guest,
To help us help you better, please try to use one post for one question, and please do use capital letters to begin sentences as opposed to a bunch of small type with bunch of questions. This just helps us read your questions more clearly and quickly.
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To help us help you better, please try to use one post for one question, and please do use capital letters to begin sentences as opposed to a bunch of small type with bunch of questions. This just helps us read your questions more clearly and quickly.
1) I suggest you review this web page [url="
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