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Hi HuevosIf you are a native speaker, then I'm sure you also realize that a native speaker will understand whether that 'sss' sound is there or not. In other words, a native speaker knows whether someone is saying somebody's or somebody. What I'm saying is that in the scenario...

WesternAmerican wrote:Thank you very much, Thai.That was my friend asking those questions on my behalf.In regard to your '' I am full, I have been eating 2 bowls of rice'' -- You used the Present Perfect Progressive for that clause, claiming that the act of eating has stopped, but I could just...

Hoa Thai wrote: Dear all, First, I would like to thank you in advance for reading this rather lengthy post of mine. I do need to lay out my thinking and reasoning as wide as I can so you can best help me to untangle my own confusion...

Dear all,First, I would like to thank you in advance for reading this rather lengthy post of mine. I do need to lay out my thinking and reasoning as wide as I can so you can best help me to untangle my own confusion...

Thanks a lot again for all your help. "Would" seems to be the most confusing modal verb in English grammer and trying hard to learn the correct usages of this mysterious word . As Nona said. they might have used "Would have had to" to express the uncertainty, in that case, Can we use "had had...

Onh1986 wrote: Hello I need to know what the difference between Present Perfect and Present Perfect Progressive, exactly? With examples please. I need simple explanation. Thanks & Regards I have thought about you many times. (in the recent past, you crossed my mind) I have been...

Hello I need to know what the difference between Present Perfect and Present Perfect Progressive, exactly? With examples please. I need simple explanation. Thanks & Regards

CalifJim wrote:1) I see no significant difference between your two sentences whether with live, work, or study. I would not assume anything with regard to English vocabulary and grammar!CJ Still, there could be a difference in the way the each speaker perceives each time period. The...

1) I see no significant difference between your two sentences whether with live, work, or study. I would not assume anything with regard to English vocabulary and grammar! 2) To start with, I would say ... during the past ten years. The second version (with the progressive tense) mixes...

Hello paco! Thank you for your careful, kind reply Although I've been learning English for many years, my active competence to use it, I should admit, remains on a rather low level (how sad!). But I'm really interested in studying its grammatical system: it's surprisingly logical... but I am...