1. Ali volunteered to pick the mangoes and threw them down to me under the tree. or 2. Ali volunteered to pick the mangoes and throw them down to me under the tree. I have problems identifying the verb tense in a

Do you mean the omission of the subject the secont time? That's very, very common. I brushed my teeth and went to bed (not knowing my lottery ticket was a winner until the next day). She wiped her eyes and turned to face him.

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Could anybody correct this sentence for me? (1) I planted/plant some flowers and bonsais in the living room to produce/generate oxygen and remove toxic gases. I don't know what tense should be used. Many thanks in advance.

We're two guys agreeing how to play football. Agreeing is a present participle in your sentence, not a gerund. Present participles are commonly used in what I call clause equivalents, in other words, in structures where a relative pronoun or

please arrange to make a sentence using these 3 words. 01. extinct, endangered, threatened, 02. poachers, rare 03. web of life, plants and animals, survive 04. habitat, pollution, illegal

Could anybody correct these few sentences for me? (1) Reuse your shopping bags/bag again and again. (2) Plant/grow/cultivate a tree. I think cultivate shouldn't be used here because it's used in large-scale planting. (3) Buy fresh food but

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