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Hi, can anyone please check my cover letter for grammar??? Any suggestion or comments??? Thank you very much.... Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 ...

Hi,Here are some more questions: 1."While we cleaned the windows, they swept the floor." Do the two activities sound short or what does it emphasize?Your answer: No. They just sound complete Does 'complete' mean 'finish' or what else here? Yes, finished....

Thank you for your comments and advice, both RayH and Clive As Clive says, what you say makes sense to me. Probably a) and d) may be ambiguous and readers may refer to them as "present tense," not "present perfect tense." Thank you for pointing it out! However, as RayH...

I forgot to ask about the sentence: My husband lay on his side, snoring blissfully, unaware of mytroubling dream. I want to know if it is active present tense, if it's how do I change the sentence topast active tense?

Hi,1.What is the difference between 'by now' and 'now'?Why can't I use 'by now' in 'I have walked over 500 miles by now.' While 'now' can be used here? I'd guess part of the reason you're finding this so perplexing is because you're trying...

(1) In 1978, a year or so before The Wall was released, Gilmour filed his first solo project, appropriately titled David Gilmour. While the songs don't approach the sublime heights of his best 1970s work, the album does have enjoyable moments, like the rockin' "Cry from the...

(1) (Use simple present, "don't.") The album is eternal, so to speak, and critics may continue to make comments in the present, eg., the album does have enjoyable moments. (2) Use "joined." All the other comments here are in simple past. "Go" doesn't really...

.Very wrong. These are fine:I have never seen her before.I never saw her before.I never see her anymore.I'll never see her anymore..

thanks for the timely reply! you're superb active. thanks!!i agreed to almost all of your answers!however, my grammar text states that past perfect tense can be used to show an action that was completed some time ago. The example given is Joan had gone to England.So i was wondering whether if...

.1) we form the Present Perfect tense with "has/have"+ the past participle. It is used to show:a) actions that have been completed recently.-- Yes, that is one use 2) we form the Past Perfect Tense with "had" + the past participle. It is used to showa) an action that...