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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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My aim to finish the work in one day is not successful.
Is my sentence correct?
Is my sentence correct?
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An instantaneous achievement (like success) cannot be expressed with the present tense. Either ... was not successful or ...
- An instantaneous achievement (like success) cannot be expressed with the present tense.
- Either ...
- was not successful or ...
- isn't going to be successful .
- CJ
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An instantaneous achievement (like success) cannot be expressed with the present tense.
Either ... was not successful or ... isn't going to be successful.
CJ
Either ... was not successful or ... isn't going to be successful.
CJ
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