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Roky0071 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
The award goes to....... meaning
I noticed a sentence while watching a film festival on tv.The sentence is "And the award goes to Mr. Sam". So my questions that:
1. Does the sentence above Express the present fact/event or the future fact/event?
2. Do you have any alternative sentence for it?
1. Does the sentence above Express the present fact/event or the future fact/event?
2. Do you have any alternative sentence for it?
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roky0071 Mr. Sam Mr, like Mrs and Miss, does not go with a first name only. It can be used with a surname or a full name.
- roky0071 Mr.
- Sam Mr, like Mrs and Miss, does not go with a first name only.
- It can be used with a surname or a full name.
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roky0071Mr. SamMr, like Mrs and Miss, does not go with a first name only. It can be used with a surname or a full name.
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It is a way of announcing that Mr Sam has won the award. You could also say "And the winner of the award is Mr Sam".
In English-speaking countries, "Sam" is usually a first name. We do not use "Mr" with first names alone. Of course, it is also possible that someone might have the surname "Sam".
In English-speaking countries, "Sam" is usually a first name. We do not use "Mr" with first names alone. Of course, it is also possible that someone might have the surname "Sam".
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