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Grammar Geek wrote: Hello BeginStudent BeginStudent wrote: Hi , The exercise is : Add the word or words in brackets to the sentence in each case: 1.She does her h.w after dinner.(usually) (my answer) 1.she usually does her h.w after dinner. Okay, but remember to start with a capital...

Hello, Jack-- long time, no see. How have you been?Actually, I would have chosen #3:3. If we now redirect (present simple) the standard input of the wc -l command to come from user.lst, we will effectively count the number of users.If the writer wishes to view it from the end of the redirecting...

Hi Petulinka, I leave tonight. I'm leaving tonight. I am not sure but I think that there is a difference that in the first sentence somebody could plan it for me and the second sentence can be that it's my decision. Is it right? Generally speaking, yes. I'm going to leave tonight. I'm telling...

Paco2004 wrote:OK, I'll give my question in another words. I wish I could tell her I was a Japanese person. Which one sounds natural to you?paco Number two sounds correct. Paco, I believe the issue here is about when and when not to use the unreal past. If you look at your...

1. You must be pretty dumb if you get a bad mark. This is fine. It’s the first conditional: modal auxiliary verb + if + present simple 2. You must be pretty dumb if you got a bad mark. This would work as the second conditional if you replaced ‘must’ with ‘would’. In such a case, the...

Hello, I want to make sure I understand the meaning of these sentences well: I think both of them are grammaticly correct, aren´t they? 1) I´m reading an interesting book this month. 2) I´ve read an interesting book this month. ----------- If I say "I´m reading an interesting book this...

Jack112 wrote: Sorry for my lack of understanding. Could you give me a few more examples as to how to distinguish between them? 1. I have never had more girlfriends than I have now. (Correct) 2. I have never had more girlfriends than I do now. (Is this one correct as well? How do I...

Advanced Grammar in Use, Unit 13 We use the present simple in that- and wh- clauses when both the main clause and the that-/ wh- clause refer to the future. We don't use will in the that-/ wh- clause in this kind of sentence. I'll let you know when she gets here. (not...when she will get here)...

Hello meg2589 and all, I almost exclusively teach Spanish students, with the exception of some American students who are learning Spanish but this is a different story. I can tell you the most common mistakes and difficulties that we, Spanish people, find when studying English. The first problem...