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Tenacious Learner Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
What was her mood last night?
Hi teachers,
According to this sentence,‘I saw her again last night,’ he said. ‘She’s getting angry.'
Could this be a natural question?
What was her mood last night? She was angry.
Thanks in advance.
According to this sentence,‘I saw her again last night,’ he said. ‘She’s getting angry.'
Could this be a natural question?
What was her mood last night? She was angry.
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
What kind of mood was she in last night? She was in a good mood!
- What kind of mood was she in last night?
- She was in a good mood!
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Hi,
‘She’s getting angry.'
Are you thinking this is short for 'She was getting angry'? It isn't.
It's short for 'She is getting angry'.
Clive
‘She’s getting angry.'
Are you thinking this is short for 'She was getting angry'? It isn't.
It's short for 'She is getting angry'.
Clive
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4444mvWhat kind of mood was she in last night? She was in a good mood!Hi,
Then according to your question, I can also answer, 'She was in a bad one.', can't I?
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CliveShe’s getting angry.'Hi Clive,
Are you thinking this is short for 'She was getting angry'? N0, I don't.
It's short for 'She is getting angry'. Sure. I know that.
Thank you for your reply.
The thing is since I'm asking a question about a state that happened in t
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Of course you can. In a good mood, in a foul mood, in a confident mood, in an excellent mood. My answer was just an example.
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