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She was so annoying adjective She was always leaving her dirty dishes in the sink I think she actually expected Past tense me to do them for her How about this one May I know what is the difference

She was so annoying adjective She was always leaving her dirty dishes in the sink I think she actually expected Past tense me to do them for her She is so annoying She is always leaving her dirty dishes in the sink is Present Continuous sentence I think she actually expects me to do them for her...

quote user happyhour123 She was so annoying adjective She was always leaving her dirty dishes in the sink I think she actually expected Past tense me to do them for her or She is so annoying She always leave her dirty dishes in the sink I think she actually expect me to do them for her Which one...

She was so annoying adjective She was always leaving her dirty dishes in the sink I think she actually expected Past tense me to do them for her or She is so annoying She always leave her dirty dishes in the sink I think she actually expect me to do them for her Which one is correct always we...

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In reported speech you can use the simple present tense after a verb in the past tense if what follows is still true 3 He told her she has to bring her homework tomorrow Fine If he told her today then it is correct to say that she has to bring her homework tomorrow All the other sentences are...

Hi Actually I wanted to see the difference between select a few and selected a few It s just present tense past tense Or are you asking about something else ClivePSPerhaps you mean this adjectival form They only represent a select few young girls They only represent a selected few young girls Say...

quote user Peaceblinkfriend Supposing there are still pigeons roosting on the window ledges where you used to live quote You can t be sure can you I mean you are no longer living there so I would use the past tense Also why my room It s no longer your room Try my old room or something like that...

Hi all If you are describing to your friend about how pigeons would roost on the window ledges at the place where you lived would you use the past tense of the verb roosted or the present tense roost Supposing there are still pigeons roosting on the window ledges where you used to live Pigeons...

I find it difficult to park a the car along a the kerb I found it difficult to park a the car along a the kerb Suppose I found this to be the case some time ago and I still find this to hold true what should I say Should I use the present tense or the past tense Also could you please tell me what...