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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Word option

Which is the correct one, with the simple past or present perfect.

It has been a while since I tried/have tried to contact him.

I think the simple past is the common one, but please confirm.
  

Top answer

Anonymous simple past ... please confirm. Confirmed.

  • Anonymous simple past ...
  • please confirm.
  • Confirmed.
  • CJ
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Anonymous simple past ... please confirm.
Confirmed.

CJ
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CalifJim Anonymous simple past ... please confirm.Confirmed.CJ
Thanks CJ! Emotion: smile

Would it a
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AnonymousWould it also be correct and no difference in meaning if I used 'contacting' instead of 'to contact'?
Yes.

CJ
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CalifJim AnonymousWould it also be correct and no difference in meaning if I used 'contacting' instead of 'to contact'?Yes.CJ
Thanks again, CJ.
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AnonymousI feel my writing skills has have improved a little bit.
You should know this by now. I think you just like to "hear yourself talk".

CJ
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CalifJim AnonymousI feel my writing skills has have improved a little bit.You should know this by now. I think you just like to "hear yourself talk".CJ
Thanks. I really don't like to hear myself talk, I just doubt myself a lot.
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Anonymousdoubt myself
Well, stop it! Confidence!

CJ
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CalifJimWell, stop it! Confidence!
I'll try my best. Thanks, CJ.

I have questions regarding a sentence that I would like you to help me with:

We 'were or are' so honored by the visit of Mr. CJ 'today at our new restaurant or at our new restaurant today' .

1. Which word should be used 'were or are'?
2.
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Anonymous1. Which word should be used 'were or are'?
Is Mr. CJ still there at the restaurant? Use 'are'.
Has Mr. CJ already left the restaurant? Use 'were'.
Anonymous2. Should the word 'today' be used first or at the end?
End.
AnonymousI have questions regarding a sentence that I would like you
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CalifJimCorrect as written.
I can't thank you enough, CJ. Emotion: smile

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