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Khoshtip Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Some grammar issues

1- Does the sentence:
that writing is part of that article.
have any difference with
that writing is a part of that article.
? 

2- Does the sentence:
I/He myself/himself can solve the exercise.
sound natural? 

3- Are these correct English:
I'm in a hurry. 
I wrote it with hurry.
?

4- It has been postponed. Is the questioning form of it this: Why does it have been postponed?
?
Thanks.
  

Top answer

have any difference withthat writing is a part of that article.? No difference. sound natural?

— AlpheccaStars

  • have any difference withthat writing is a part of that article.?
  • No difference.
  • sound natural?
  • No.
  • I / He can solve the exercise myself / himself.
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khoshtip1- Does the sentence:that writing is part of that article.have any difference withthat writing is a part of that article.?
No difference.
khoshtip2- Does the sentence:I/He myself/himself can solve the exercise.sound natural?
No.
I / He can solve the exercise myself / himself.
khoshtip3-
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1. No. ("that writing" may not be the best phrase to use, but the full context is needed to judge.)

2. The more usual word order (especially in conversational English) is to put the reflexive pronoun at the end of the sentence. However, your sentences are also correct (they feel more for written English, and have a faintly different nuance).

3. The first one is fine. "with hurry"
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GPYto put the reflexive pronoun at the end of the sentence
Like, A: and B: and so on?
GPYthey feel more for written English
What I have learned about English has been from the books. Not the books on the English language! They are about my major but in English. Learning that way without a good teacher was reall
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AlpheccaStarsWhy has it been postponed?
So we don't put do/does/did after the word why for questioning a sentence, correct?
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khoshtipLike, A: and B: and so on?
What do "A" and "B" refer to?
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khoshtipSo we don't put do/does/did after the word why for questioning a sentence, correct?
We do if the question is present tense, and the verb is not "be."

Why does she cry?
Why do the bats come out at night?
Why does he fail all his subjects?
Why doesn't she kiss me?
Why don't the planets flicker l
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AlpheccaStarsWe do if the question is present tense, and the verb is not "be."
I think you meant, We do if the verb is not "be.".
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khoshtipWe do if the verb is not "be.".
And the verb is in simple present tense.

Do/ does does not appear in past tense, the continuous tenses or the perfect tenses.
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But "why did the computer crash?" is not in present tense.
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khoshtipBut "why did the computer crash?" is not in present tense.
Yes, that's why you do not see either of these words: "do" or "does".
In the past tense, you will see the word "did."
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