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Udaykumar Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Ref:(Couple of questions on Grammar)
Hi,
Let me introduce my self, I am uday kumar from India , working in Europe. I can speek good english , but I am not sure the english I am specking in daily life has good grammer or not.
I have few queries in grammer , which are as folllows:
1. When should we use 'Has been confirmed' , 'Is confirmed' ?. What is the difference between them.
2. When should we use 'Should have ' , ' Could have' to say about the things in past?.
3. When do we use 'Had been' , 'Has been' ?.
Please do not lough , if my questions are silly. I am just trying to learn good English.
I would appreciate if any one answer my questions with some explanation.
Best Regards,
Let me introduce my self, I am uday kumar from India , working in Europe. I can speek good english , but I am not sure the english I am specking in daily life has good grammer or not.
I have few queries in grammer , which are as folllows:
1. When should we use 'Has been confirmed' , 'Is confirmed' ?. What is the difference between them.
2. When should we use 'Should have ' , ' Could have' to say about the things in past?.
3. When do we use 'Had been' , 'Has been' ?.
Please do not lough , if my questions are silly. I am just trying to learn good English.
I would appreciate if any one answer my questions with some explanation.
Best Regards,
Top answer
These are very good questions. And quite complicated. 1) I am not sure what you mean here.
- These are very good questions.
- And quite complicated.
- 1) I am not sure what you mean here.
- Can you post some example sentences for me?
- 2) The difference between "should have" and "could have" in the past is: Should have: it was a good idea to do it, but you did not do it!
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These are very good questions. And quite complicated.
1) I am not sure what you mean here. Can you post some example sentences for me?
2) The difference between "should have" and "could have" in the past is:
Should have: it was a good idea to do it, but you did not do it! I am presenting the alternative choice that was better, but not taken.
Could have: here is anot
1) I am not sure what you mean here. Can you post some example sentences for me?
2) The difference between "should have" and "could have" in the past is:
Should have: it was a good idea to do it, but you did not do it! I am presenting the alternative choice that was better, but not taken.
Could have: here is anot
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