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Tenacious Learner Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
What does he have to do? / what should he do?
Hi teachers,
Context:
‘So who did murder the President, then?’ Felix asked.
‘I don’t know,’ Marta said. ‘You’re the policeman. You go and find the murderer. But I can tell you one thing. You can begin with the new President. He’s got a murderer’s face.’
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Whic one is the right one?
According to Marta, what does Felix have to do? He has to go and find the murderer.
According to Marta, what should Felix do? He should go and find the murderer.
Better in present or in past? I guess it just depends on the point of view of the reader, doesn't it?
Thanks in advance.
Context:
‘So who did murder the President, then?’ Felix asked.
‘I don’t know,’ Marta said. ‘You’re the policeman. You go and find the murderer. But I can tell you one thing. You can begin with the new President. He’s got a murderer’s face.’
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Whic one is the right one?
According to Marta, what does Felix have to do? He has to go and find the murderer.
According to Marta, what should Felix do? He should go and find the murderer.
Better in present or in past? I guess it just depends on the point of view of the reader, doesn't it?
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
Thinking Spain Better in present or in past? I guess it just depends on the point of view of the reader, doesn't it? The question is just about the tense that should be used in my two questions.
- Thinking Spain Better in present or in past?
- I guess it just depends on the point of view of the reader, doesn't it?
- The question is just about the tense that should be used in my two questions.
- Hi teachers, I'm sorry, I expressed myself badly.
- According to the text, what I meant was if in my question I have to express obligation or recomendation?
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Thinking SpainBetter in present or in past? I guess it just depends on the point of view of the reader, doesn't it? The question is just about the tense that should be used in my two questions.Hi teachers,
I'm sorry, I expressed myself badly.
According to the text, what I meant was if in my question I have to expres
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