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Hela Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
time expressions
Dear teachers,
Would you please tell me:
1) "During the interview" is 'during' a preposition ?
2) whether he goes or stays is not for me to decide.
“the present certainly sounds better than the future or is required, where it relates to non-temporal conditions.” Is that true?
All the best,
Hela
Would you please tell me:
1) "During the interview" is 'during' a preposition ?
2) whether he goes or stays is not for me to decide.
“the present certainly sounds better than the future or is required, where it relates to non-temporal conditions.” Is that true?
All the best,
Hela
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2 present sounds better to me (whether he goes (this time)...)
2 present sounds better to me (whether he goes (this time)...)
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