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Dumbsejal Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
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Hello,
If somebody says something good about you but you are not sure if he actually meant it or if it was plain sarcasm, then in that case, can I use the comments below:
- Should I take it as a compliment?
- Have you just complimented me? (Is this sentence correct?)
Also, are these sentences correct?
-This has been the story of my life.
-This is the story of our lives.
-Please ensure that your room is clean at all times.
-Please ensure that your room is clean at all time.
I am having some serious doubts in the usage of 's'.
Also, I have noticed that sometimes people omit the word has/have. Like,
instead of 'I've never said that', they say
-I never said that.
He has deserted this place a long time ago.
-He deserted this place a long time ago.
Are they grammatically correct?
Thank you.
If somebody says something good about you but you are not sure if he actually meant it or if it was plain sarcasm, then in that case, can I use the comments below:
- Should I take it as a compliment?
- Have you just complimented me? (Is this sentence correct?)
Also, are these sentences correct?
-This has been the story of my life.
-This is the story of our lives.
-Please ensure that your room is clean at all times.
-Please ensure that your room is clean at all time.
I am having some serious doubts in the usage of 's'.
Also, I have noticed that sometimes people omit the word has/have. Like,
instead of 'I've never said that', they say
-I never said that.
He has deserted this place a long time ago.
-He deserted this place a long time ago.
Are they grammatically correct?
Thank you.
Top answer
If somebody says something good about you but you are not sure if he actually meant it or if it was plain sarcasm, then in that case, can I use the comments below: - Should I take it that as a compliment? OK. - Have you just complimented me?
- If somebody says something good about you but you are not sure if he actually meant it or if it was plain sarcasm, then in that case, can I use the comments below: - Should I take it that as a compliment?
- OK.
- - Have you just complimented me?
- " Use only with close friends!
- Also, are these sentences correct?
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If somebody says something good about you but you are not sure if he actually meant it or if it was plain sarcasm, then in that case, can I use the comments below:
- Should I take it that as a compliment? OK.
- Have you just complimented me? (Is thi
- Should I take
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