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Hi all, I wonder which tense is more prefer for the following sentences, present perfect or past tense(underline ones) ?In my accounting course work, I have emphasized in financial and managerial accounting skills. In addition to my academic foundation, I gained working experiences in...

Thanks Goodman! Could anyone tell me, in descriptive writing what tense usually writer choose. And Guys please reply my 2nd post last two sentenses as well. And explain we can separate verb and subject i.e mirror and curtain, by using comma for emphasis like Feebs did? Third sentence, I have...

Could you check this exercise?Complete the gaps with the correct form of the verbs in the brackets and underline the correct alternatives.a Sara (1) has driven (drive) (2) for / since nearly six years. She first (3) took (take) her driving test in 1999, but unfortunately she (4) did not (not...

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Don't include images and colors in the source of the text, if you don't master that, it's just more difficult to read. I've cleaned it up: ---- After floating for a few minutes, you would start back down, again, at 2 G's acceleration - similar to the gravitational force you...

Hello everybody, I need a native English speaker to review a paper I wrote. It is 4 pages long, and all comments to improve the language will be welcome, as some parts are unclear. Many thanks, Bjossi here is the text: 1. INTRODUCTION>> Verne and Torryuis defined slush...

MrPedantic, You continue to only partially quote me. There was more in that post than just AFTER and BEFORE. There was also the ACTION. AFTER + ACTION = complete thought BEFORE + ACTION = complete thought ____ you quote me again, please include both the action and a time reference...

We would never say "Why will you want to do that." It does not make sense in English. If we are questioning someone's definite plans for the future, we would say "Why DO you want to do that?" We use the present simple for the QUESTION because, although the plans are made, the person is...

did you see the monkey - underline the verb and write the tense? write the tese of the sentence?