Hi, I am typing too fast to make the incorrect date, What does this mean? but not read your email careless. You need a subject I think this is not a big problem for us to perform the online inspection tomorrow if you are

Game has already been released. If we still have or had to wait for a patch, what is or was the point of releasing the game on the official release date? What's wrong with this sentence? Also is there another usage for had aside from the

having a conservation and talking about the past. I clearly remember/remembered turning to my date and saying etc..

Hey, I think this is pretty spot on, but I might have got one or two wrong. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks, Matt. 1. Chloë has been living in Leeds for six months now, but I have lived there longer. 1- Perfect continuous 2. I

N Hi, Often, minutes are written in terms of 'who said what'. eg Tom said that a reservation was made for 12th. September. The active voice is often seen as simpler and more direct. eg Tom said that he made a reservaton

1. Chloë has been living in Leeds for six months now, but I have lived there longer. (PERFECT CONTINUOUS) 2. I enjoy walking to work every morning. (CONTINUOUS TENSE) No, simple present tense. Walking is a gerund required by enjoy. 3. I have

Hi everyone, I was wondering if I could get some help correcting my telf course? I have written what i think the answers are on the side. Thanks in advance for your help. Please look at the opening clauses in these 15 sentences and determine which

Also in the UK we use "see" informally to mean date. Though, per Avangi, it would more usual for #2 to be "They were seeing each other for a period of time last year." Hello Mr Wordy & Avangi My apologies for giving

Also in the UK we use "see" informally to mean date. Though, per Avangi, it would more usual for #2 to be "They were seeing each other for a period of time last year."

<< 2.They saw each other for a period of time last year. ('Saw' means having a romantic relationship with someone.) >> See doesn't mean to date , but you could say: They went steady for a while last year , for example.