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Confusions about the usages of Wish and If only Thank you in advance my friends, My questions are very simple; just to make sure that I am 100% correct. 1. I wish it would stop rain. 2. I wished you would have paid attention to me. 3. I wished you could have studied harder. ------ by the way: I know "Would" imply complains. How about "Could"? 4. I wish I might be there guarding your dream tonight. -------- p.s. Might/ May imply somethings impossible to happen, don't they? 5. In short, in Future Wishes, we can use Could/ Would/ Might/ Should Only in Future Tense can we use Might and Should, correct? And what is the meaning of Should in this usage? 6. in Present Wishes, we can use Past Tense/ Could/ Would. 7. in Past Tense, we can use Past Perfect/ Could have/ Would have 8. Is the Usage of " If only" the same as the above? Thank you very very much my friends. I really really want to make sure if my knowledge is correct.
14 novembre 2016
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Confusion about Future Real Conditional tense. Thank you in advance my friends, My questions are very simple; just to make sure that I am 100% correct. Can we use Can/Could, May/Might, Shall/Should, Will/Would in the main sentence? (Future Real Conditionals) ex. If it rains tomorrow, you Can/Could, May/Might, Shall/Should my umbrella. and Do different "can and could" indicate different meaning? Thanks!
1 novembre 2016
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A sudden Confusion about Adjective. Here are a few sentences which can help me out! You are thoughtful to do me a favor. It is thoughtful of you to do me a favor. You are cunning to scheme my money. It is cunning of you to scheme my money. Are the all sentences above correct?! It has confused me for a long while. By the way, How "cordially" the "students" greet us. It is grammatically correct? Thanks !
20 août 2016
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Verb after As well as; make sure. Thanks If there is an infinitive in the main clause, an infinitive without to is possible after as well as. Therefore, if there is just a "single verb", a "gerund" is placed after "as well as", am I right? Ex. As well as He sings as well as dancing. He can sing as well as dance. He needs to sing as well as dance. Thanks P.s. I took it as co-ordinate conjunction. Correct?!
3 mars 2016
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The only thing/ The last thing/ The first thing S+V Be verb + Verb Root? Thank you. Thanks in advance, I am very confused about these sentences; why it uses Ving or Vr after the Be Verb. Thanks! The last thing I remembered was kissing my girlfriend. The only thing I can do is ask for help. The first thing I did was doing the dishes. thanks!!!
26 décembre 2015
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Confused by In and With in horror/ with fear or... Thank you in advance! I was eluded by these two Prepositions --- in and with. Are they indicate the same meanings? Few instances to make it clear -- I rushed "in horror" when seeing a body on the ground. I rushed out "with fear" as soon as I saw a ghost. My cheek turned red "with shame". I though the two prepositions imply a certain situation; therefore, I though they are exchangeable, aren't they? Such as, with horror, in horror, in fear, with fear, and with disappointment and in disappointment. in disappointment, etc. Thank you !
24 novembre 2015
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Hardly/Scarcely had..... when/before .... the grammar structure is okay? For my writing class.Thanks I have checked the dictionaries, but some only have when---- there is no before in the book; however, others do. Therefore, I was wondering if I were right? Both when/before are grammatically correct in the structure, aren't they? Big Thanks!
17 novembre 2015
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What's the difference between Bring On and Bring About? The sleepless night brought a bad performance on Tony. << some people said it's incorrect; Why?! Working out in the rain may bring on a fever. <<< is it correct? I think Bring On is about Negative. Am I right? Thanks.
13 octobre 2015
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