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Anonymous wrote I see so there is not much difference between these two cases Therefore I can use either case anyway in terms of verb tense usage Is my understanding correct Hi Not much in the context of the original post However as I stated in my previous post will means sometime in the future...

I see so there is not much difference between these two cases Therefore I can use either case anyway in terms of verb tense usage Is my understanding correct

Gori wrote Are these sentences both grammatically correct If they are both grammatically correct what s the difference in meanings Case A If the fuel is not full the engine will stop If the fuel is full the engine will not stop Case B If the fuel is not full the engine stops If the fuel is full...

I would like to share my 2 cent worth with you all There are two parts to the question a the usage of the present progressive tense and b the usage of the present perfect vs that of the present perfect progressive In general the progressive form i e ing form of the base verb is used to say in...

Okay now I m in over my head Both sentences are correct and either would work in your situation but obviously there is a very slight difference between was to have been and was to be If I knew more about grammar I could label the tenses with their proper names but I can t Help

Hi could you pls explain the difference between 1 He is joining on oct 28 He will joining on Oct 28 2 we are moving we will be moving I am confused as which is correct I know we can use present tense for the action that is decided before we speak I would say it this way You can use present...

could you pls explain the difference between 1 He is joining on oct 28 He will joining on Oct 28 2 we are moving we will be moving I am confused as which is correct I know we can use present tense for the action that is decided before we speak hence we can use He is joining on Oct 28 But when we...

Angliholic wrote Hoa Thai wrote Angliholic wrote Feebs11 wrote Not really it lacks the feeling of something happening at this very moment Thanks Feebs Your explanation is wonderful but I can t figure out how you got that conclusion Hi Angliholic I feel the same as Feebs does because of the...

Palinkasocsi wrote According to a grammar book the sentence She had met a man at the party the day before yesterday has at least two meanings What are the two meanings of the sentence Here you have listed two possible terms for the tense one of which is questionable 1 PAST PERFECT 2 PAST OF PAST...

Eladio wrote What s the difference between these two sentences I read both in a dictionary and I m confused She wasn t used to him away but she soon got used to it Now she is used to seeing him once in a year She didn t use to him away but she soon got used to it Now she is used to seeing him...