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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Until + present or perfect
Hi teachers.
Let's wait until the rain stops.
Let's wait until the rain has stopped.
If you accept both of the above, then why my teacher does not accept the below?
There's no point in trying to talk to your father until he simmers down.
There's no point in trying to talk to your father until he has simmered down.
I'm glad if you could help clear the dark cloud out of my mind.
Thank you.
Let's wait until the rain stops.
Let's wait until the rain has stopped.
If you accept both of the above, then why my teacher does not accept the below?
There's no point in trying to talk to your father until he simmers down.
There's no point in trying to talk to your father until he has simmered down.
I'm glad if you could help clear the dark cloud out of my mind.
Thank you.
Top answer
Anonymous If you accept both of the above, then why doesn't my teacher does not accept the sentences below? Strange question. You'll have to ask your teacher for his or her reason(s).
- Anonymous If you accept both of the above, then why doesn't my teacher does not accept the sentences below?
- Strange question.
- You'll have to ask your teacher for his or her reason(s).
- I accept all four of your sentences as correct.
- I prefer the first of each pair, and I believe it is the more common pattern of the two.
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AnonymousIf you accept both of the above, then why doesn't my teacherStrange question. You'll have to ask your teacher for his or her reason(s).does notaccept the sentences below?
I accept all four of your sentences
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