Some basic grammar choices

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Question 1Sentence A. I am still watching one of their old movie produced 10 years ago , which IS very goodSentence B. I am still watching one of their old movie produced 10 years ago , which WAS very goodSentence Aor B?"produced" is obviously pastHow about "good" , I am hard to decide which one is the most precise??Question 2 I still remember in those times we often went to.......in those time? in those times ? at those time? at those times??which one? in or at? any 's' at the end?Question 3Offending or Offensive? what's differance and how they are used Question 4How to use the vocab "slow".  Is it adj or verb in most cases? Slower down? Slow down? Slow ? We will stop or slow down the production.?We will stop or slower down the production?We will stop or slow the production?

CalifJim · Accepted Answer

kenny1999I am still watching one of their old movies produced 10 years ago,

A: which is good
B: which was good

If you're still watching it, it is good, not was good.

kenny1999in those times

That's OK. Also, in those days.

kenny1999Offending or offensive? What's the difference and how they are used?

You should look these up in a dictionary and find some example sentences there.
Also, try to provide sentences which use the words you are asking about when you post your questions.

kenny1999Slower down? Slow down? Slow?

Slow down. We will stop or slow down the production.

CJ

Mister Micawber · Answer

kenny1999Question 1

I am still watching one of their old movies produced 10 years ago.

kenny1999Question 2

I still remember we often went to....in those days.

kenny1999Question 3

Generally, save the gerund for instances where the action is present in the context.

kenny1999Question 4

It can be either a verb or an adjective or even an adverb (informally):

The traffic slows during rush hour.
The slow traffic frustrates me.
She warned me to drive slow.

Among your sentences, these two are possible:

We will stop or slow down the production.
We will stop or slow the production.

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