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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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1)We helped Christina finish her work. She appreciate that a lot.
Can i change it to " We helped Christina finish her work which she appreciate a lot.
2) If I were you, i will buy a car. << can i use "can /may" to replace "will" regardless the meaning.
3)How to distinguish the future tense and future prefect tense ?
When you arrive, i will do my homework.
When you arrive, i will have done my homework.
What is the different of these two sentences?
Thank you for your help.
Can i change it to " We helped Christina finish her work which she appreciate a lot.
2) If I were you, i will buy a car. << can i use "can /may" to replace "will" regardless the meaning.
3)How to distinguish the future tense and future prefect tense ?
When you arrive, i will do my homework.
When you arrive, i will have done my homework.
What is the different of these two sentences?
Thank you for your help.
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#1 I'll wait for grammarians to come #2 If I were you, I will buy a car Firstly, this sentence makes no sense to me. Then again, you can't replace 'will' with 'can'. The best choice is: 'would'.
- #1 I'll wait for grammarians to come #2 If I were you, I will buy a car Firstly, this sentence makes no sense to me.
- Then again, you can't replace 'will' with 'can'.
- The best choice is: 'would'.
- #3 1) It means that you will start doing your homework as he arrives.
- 2) This means that you will have already done your homework when he arrives.
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#1 I'll wait for grammarians to come
#2 If I were you, I will buy a car Firstly, this sentence makes no sense to me. Then again, you can't replace 'will' with 'can'. The best choice is: 'would'.
#3 1) It means that you will start doing your homework as he arrives.
2) This means that you will have already done your homework when he arrives.
Hope this
#2 If I were you, I will buy a car Firstly, this sentence makes no sense to me. Then again, you can't replace 'will' with 'can'. The best choice is: 'would'.
#3 1) It means that you will start doing your homework as he arrives.
2) This means that you will have already done your homework when he arrives.
Hope this
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Hi guys,
1)We helped Christina finish her work. She appreciate that a lot.
First and most importantly, you can't say 'She appreciate'. If she appreciated it in the past, use past tense.- she appreciated. If you want to tell me she appreciates it now, use the correct form of the present tense - she ap
1)We helped Christina finish her work. She appreciate that a lot.
First and most importantly, you can't say 'She appreciate'. If she appreciated it in the past, use past tense.- she appreciated. If you want to tell me she appreciates it now, use the correct form of the present tense - she ap
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Sorry , there are many typing mistakes.
The second question is
If i were you, i would buy a car. << Can "could/ might" replace "would" regardless the meaning of the sentence.
Thank^^
The second question is
If i were you, i would buy a car. << Can "could/ might" replace "would" regardless the meaning of the sentence.
Thank^^
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Hi,
If i were you, i would buy a car. << Can "could/ might" replace "would" regardless the meaning of the sentence. Yes, these are all possible choices,but each of these words brings a different meaning.
Best wishes, Clive
If i were you, i would buy a car. << Can "could/ might" replace "would" regardless the meaning of the sentence. Yes, these are all possible choices,but each of these words brings a different meaning.
Best wishes, Clive
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