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Re: Past tense or...?

Nothing. The English is bad. I presume you mean 'What are you up to?', which means 'what are you doing?'

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Mister Micawber 263 days ago Resume Tenses Past tenses
Grammer correction -- Resume

Hi all, please help me to correct grammer within my resume. I believe the current work should be in the present tense and my past work should be past tense. WORK EXPERIENCE Pearson Scott Foresman, Inc. – Glenview, IL, 03/07 – 08/07 Web Developer – Educational Technology...

ESL, Formal, General & Business Letter Writing (English language) by Anonymous 302 days ago Resume Tenses Past tenses Present tenses

Hi, The format still does not seem quite right, but I'll try to comment. I'm commenting based on the format that people use here where I live. Put your name /address / phone / email at the top, as a heading. Then put these sections, in this order: OBJECTIVE (what position you are looking...

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Clive 1 yr 290 days ago

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Re: Microsoft word keeps telling me it's a fragment!

Thank you both. I was thinking the same thing, however ther resume is full of fragments and none of them are recognized as fragments except this one, so it kind of threw me off. and grammar geek, the part where you said "to organize," the only thing is that I wouldn't be able to rephrase it like...

ESL Basic English Grammar Questions and Help by Anonymous 2 yr 40 days ago Grammar Tenses Past tenses Resume
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Hello Hela, I found it! Very good answers. Often different from the original, but mostly fine. I think this was probably the hardest you've done so far. The 'field glass' was especially difficult! I haven't put a comment in clears up a case so much as stating it to another person, and I can...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by MrPedantic 3 yr 33 days ago Resume Conversations Tenses Past tenses
Re: Resume

Present perfect vs simple past has nothing to do with duration, but with time. If an action or event is definitely completed in the past (that is, it is clearly finished and there is no need to explain to the reader that it is finished), then use simple past tense: your job is finished and your...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Mister Micawber 3 yr 47 days ago Grammar Verbs Resume Tenses Past perfect Simple past Present perfect Past tenses
Re: Conditionals

MP: This would change the meaning. The 'was' here is indicative. It can't be replaced with 'were'. In speech, we would show this with a stress: 'if something besides the cruise main was used...' JT: I have allowed for the potentiality you've raised, Mr P. It doesn't matter what name it has, the...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by just the truth 3 yr 170 days ago Grammar Resume Tenses Subjunctives Past tenses Conditionals
Re: Conditionals

'If something besides the cruise main WERE TO BE used to cancel cruising speed and the system is still activated, ...' This would change the meaning. The 'was' here is indicative. It can't be replaced with 'were'. In speech, we would show this with a stress: 'if something besides the cruise main...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by MrPedantic 3 yr 171 days ago Resume Tenses Past tenses
Re: Conditionals

Hello Jack If something besides the cruise main was used to cancel cruising speed and the system is still activated, the most recent set speed will automatically resume when the control lever is moved up to the RES/ACC position, then released. This sentence can be reduced to: 'If X was used...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by MrPedantic 3 yr 171 days ago Resume Tenses Past tenses Conditionals
Re: Help me----Are these correct sentences?

Hello, June. I can point out some improvements for these sentences. 1. In the first sentence, you begin with the past progressive ("was studying"). That implies action that has not yet finished. Then you move on to the past perfect ("had known"). It is not possible for the past perfect to...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by MGMarcoe 4 yr 219 days ago Grammar Verbs Resume Tenses Past perfect Commas Simple past Present perfect Past tenses

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