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Davidrock65 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
When and After
A. He went to watch TV after he's done with homework
He went to watch TV when he's done with homework.
Is there any difference between when and after?
B, What's the difference between bring the report to my office and bring the report by my office?
Could u please give me some examples for the questions above?
Thanks for answering
He went to watch TV when he's done with homework.
Is there any difference between when and after?
B, What's the difference between bring the report to my office and bring the report by my office?
Could u please give me some examples for the questions above?
Thanks for answering
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This is an English forum. Please use correct English spellings. It's not u. It's you.
A. Both are incorrect. It's after/when he was done with homework.
after and when mean almost the same thing in this context.
B. Again, both mean about the same. bring to is a very direct way of saying it. It can sound more urgent an
A. Both are incorrect. It's after/when he was done with homework.
after and when mean almost the same thing in this context.
B. Again, both mean about the same. bring to is a very direct way of saying it. It can sound more urgent an
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He went to watch TV after he's done with homework.
He went to watch TV when he's done with homework.
The sentence should be: He went to watch TV after he'd done his homework.
He went to watch TV when he's done with homework.
The sentence should be: He went to watch TV after he'd done his homework.
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Both:
after he was done with homework
after he had done his homework
are OK.
Simple past may be used here (avoiding the past perfect) because the sequence of tenses is clear.
after he was done with homework
after he had done his homework
are OK.
Simple past may be used here (avoiding the past perfect) because the sequence of tenses is clear.
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