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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
why would you use these?
Help me to see the difference and understand the reason why a person would choose one over the other.
1. Who have you served today?
(I think this tense is used because the content has a relevance as he speaks.)
Who did you serve today?
Why is it not "three thousands"?
About three thousand were added to their number that day.
Why would one capitalize the underlined words?
Use of this Community Center and its amenities are at your own risk.
1. Who have you served today?
(I think this tense is used because the content has a relevance as he speaks.)
Who did you serve today?
Why is it not "three thousands"?
About three thousand were added to their number that day.
Why would one capitalize the underlined words?
Use of this Community Center and its amenities are at your own risk.
Top answer
1. Who have you served today? ).
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- Who have you served today?
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- Yes, and because today is also until the moment of speaking.
- Why is it not "three thousands"?
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1. Who have you served today?
(I think this tense is used because the content has a relevance as he speaks.). Yes, and because today is also until the moment of speaking.
Why is it not "three thousands"? Study your numerals:-)
(I think this tense is used because the content has a relevance as he speaks.). Yes, and because today is also until the moment of speaking.
Why is it not "three thousands"? Study your numerals:-)
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