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You have been around long enough to know that the initial letter of a sentence and the pronoun I are always capitalised, and that sentences end with a full stop. Some of your other posts show that you know that it's I was , not I were .
- You have been around long enough to know that the initial letter of a sentence and the pronoun I are always capitalised, and that sentences end with a full stop.
- Some of your other posts show that you know that it's I was , not I were .
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You have been around long enough to know that the initial letter of a sentence and the pronoun I are always capitalised, and that sentences end with a full stop. Some of your other posts show that you know that it's I was, not I were.
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I think "I was busy" states you were not available at some time, "were", you can use it with the conditional IF, "if i were busy" "if i were president" "if i were taller".
If Im wrong let me know, please.
If Im wrong let me know, please.
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Abraham Suffy"if i were busy" "if i were president" "if i were taller".Please remember to use a capital letter for the pronoun I.
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