Guest  +  49287 Thu, 07 Oct 04 05:31 AM i am very weak in tenses, infact , very confuse something , how come some of the sentence use in past then present within the same sentence. eg.i had checked and agree with she should take the responsible. ,why is the agree in present tense while the had is past. 2)when to use had had? 3)when to use ITS or use 's your's business, or your business 4)you and me, or you and i, manys tks ! Guest Tenses, Present Tenses

	Mister Micawber  +  49293 Thu, 07 Oct 04 06:27 AM Hi Guest, 1) 'I had checked and agree with she should take the responsible.' This sentence is wrong-- it should be 'I checked, and agree that she should take the responsibility.' He checked in the past and now agrees in the present. No problem. 2) 'When to use had had?' Use the past perfect when it is necessary to make it clear that one event in the past happened before another event in the past: 'I had finished my breakfast when the coffee arrived.' 3) 'When to use ITS or use 's your's business, or your business'? 'Its' and 'your' are possessive pronouns, and none of these take an apostrophe: 'my house, your house, her/his/its house, our house, their house'. 4) 'you and me, or you and i' It depends on the grammatical case: 'me' is an object, and 'I' is nominative. 'You and I are good friends' (Subject of the sentence); 'He gave it to you and me' (object of the preposition 'to'). Is that enough information? Mister Micawber Joined on Wed, Aug 4 2004 Yokohama Veteran Member 30,754 'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master-- that's all.' Possessives, Prepositions, Nouns, Pronouns, Past Perfect, Nominative, Apostrophes

	Mister Micawber  +  49349 Thu, 07 Oct 04 02:57 PM Good! It would also be a good idea to register here, so that we can get to know you better when you are asking more questions. I look forward to more of your posts. Mister Micawber