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1 and 2 are correct It s he seems 3rd person simple present tense agreement

Emily Lee wrote Present and Perfect Present I eat every day This sentence is in the Simple Present Tense eat ate eaten I have eaten This sentence is in the Present PerfectTense have had had eat ate eaten Present Past Past Participle eat ate eaten have had had I hope this helps

An echo is tangible Tangible means perceptible to the senses real as opposed to conceptual or abstract Yes it is countable in any terms As a noun the word is plural countable as a verb it is 3rd person singular simple present tense It is a natural physical phenomenon or process as is an echo so...

Yesterday I was joint in a interview in s fone corp It is difficult to pass this exam because it very hard This exam include two parts IQ part and English part In IQ part I did quite well but English part I don t understand any sentence I am studying lines lines Books intermediate level fellow I...

Hi So I think the sentence is simple present tense It s simple past tense So If I change it for present perfect it will become You haven t let me know about the address Yes I wonder if the verb tell told would reflect your meaning better than let me know about Best wishes Clive

Clive wrote Hi You didn t let me know about the address I think here did is a main verb and let me know about the address is a object of the verb did Consider the sentence if you make it positive You let me know about the address The main verb is let Did is just an auxiliary verb The object of...

Hi Jhaeden First of all the first sentence is in the past tense where the second one is in the simple present tense I think the difference between them lies in their use for example consider the following conversation A1 I think we should bring some actor to surprise him in his birthday A2 Wow...

Hi Guys I m really happy to join your forums and I hope to spend useful and fun times with you My question is Can we ask a question in simple present tense which its answer is in past simple For example I may ask a question that is to be true either in the present or the future time like What if...

Hello Luisella 1 The simple present tense is seldom used here More useful are I passed a copy of the documentation to our President past I ll pass a copy of the documentation to our President future 2 I suppose that you mean I will discuss it this with the President who is reading a copy

Tomer wrote Can someone clear up when to use have and when did cause i m always doubtful when to use have and did For example Why haven t you said it earlier while Why didn t you said it ealier sounds perfectly right Why haven t you said it earlier When we use has or have the following verb has...