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Layla1234 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Whenever and which tense?

Whenever I am going to an office I always face a lot of red tape.
or

Whenever I go to the office etc.
I went to a shop and did some food shopping.
  

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layla1234 Whenever I am going to an office I always face a lot of red tape. Whenever I go to a government office, I always have to deal with a lot of red tape. Whenever I go to the office (where I work), I always have to deal with a lot of red tape.

  • layla1234 Whenever I am going to an office I always face a lot of red tape.
  • Whenever I go to a government office, I always have to deal with a lot of red tape.
  • Whenever I go to the office (where I work), I always have to deal with a lot of red tape.
  • I went to a grocery store to do some shopping.
  • I went to a supermarket to do some shopping.
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layla1234Whenever I am going to an office I always face a lot of red tape.
Whenever I go to a government office, I always have to deal with a lot of red tape.
Whenever I go to the office (where I work), I always have to deal with a lot of red tape.

I went to a grocery store to do some shopping.
I went to a supermarket to do some shopping.
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Ok thanks for help how about the sentences below:

Whenever I talk to him I'm always blue in the face or When I am talking to him I am always blue in the face

I heard you had been cleaning the whole house for my arrival or I heard you were cleaning the whole house for my arrival

Have you already eaten dinner? What did you do today( let's assume now it is late afternoon) o
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