Hello, I wrote down all of the notes I had for you on my whiteboard, and because I need to clear up room I'm just going to post what I have written down instead of erasing it and wasting it. Practically every problem in your paper fits into

Hi, Let’s buy cricketers! Whatever the purists have to say, but, at least from the economic point of view, auctioning of cricketers is the right thing to do, because monetization of their services will add up to their marketable surplus , which

Yankee wrote: Jackson6612 wrote: Question 2: Both Philip and Yankee said: I am used to play ing cricket in my spare time. I was told that after to simple Present Tense form is used but playing is not simple Present Tense form of

Jackson6612 wrote: Question 1: Yankee said: 1 : Do I used to play cricket in my spare time? Did I use to play ...? As far as I know, 'did (not) ... use to' is still considered to be the correct form in negative and interrogative

Question 1: Philip said: 1 : Do I used to play cricket in my spare time? Did I used to play ...? Yankee said: 1 : Do I used to play cricket in my spare time? Did I use to play ...? Who is correct, Philip or Yankee? I will go with

No, no one should ever say " Cricket used to be played by them " . But we can say "Cricket used to be played in my school ", The “ subject +Used to +verb” construction is often used to described something one did it the past and it’s always

The Hackneyed Panacea Anabolic Steroids used to obtain competitive advantage are prohibited by the rules of the governing bodies of many sports. The use is prevalent most athletic competitions even among high school students to give them an

Hello Jisu In actual usage, you find both forms: the subjunctive (or past tense form) makes it sound more "remote" or "conjectural", and the indicative makes it sound more "immediate" or "real": 1. I feel as if I'm in the wrong job. —

Rotter: Sorry to say, but this is getting kind of not productive, your posting lots of quotations with plusperfect and trying to see if the authors weren't somehow wrong. I'd seriously suggest to stop posting on this subject and to

Hello Shab Good answers. 1. On the way home last night, I bought some fish and chips . ] Correct! 2. MrQ will come to see me later today. ] Correct. Can you think of another tense we can use? 3. I tried to call him, but he was not at