Thinking Spain Who(m) did Marta tell Felix to begin with? She told him that he should begin with the new President. Would this one be correct too?
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Thinking SpainWho(m) did Marta tell Felix to begin with? She told him that he should begin with the new President. Would this one be correct too? She told him to begin with the new President.Both are correct.
CalifJimDo you ever ask questions that are less literal transcriptions of the text your students read?Hi JIm,
Thinking SpainUnfortunately since EnglishOK. Got it. Good example, though.it'sis not my language, ... Eg.At four o’clock I took him back to the shop in a cab. The next day I looked in the shop window again, but the picture was not there.What was missing from the shop?The picture.
CalifJimOK. Got it. Good example, though.Hi Jim,
CalifJim The woman softens her "order" with "can", but it is still something like an order, so you can still present it that way (She
CalifJimJust note that the "it" is not necessary in the answer.Hi Jim,
Shawn79No, it's not wrong with the "it" but most natives would probably leave it out.Hi Shawn,
Thinking SpainBut it's not wrong if I use 'it' in the answer, is it?No te preocupes. "it" is OK, but we'd more likely leave it out. See Shawn's answer.
Thinking SpainOnce you have answered this one you could if you wish erase it.Too late. It already has a reply on it.