Hello,
I have only one question.
The sentence: I don´t need batteries to play.
I have learned the word order: I don´t need to play batteries.
Is there a difference in the meaning or are both correct? Or is my sentence completly wrong?
Thanks !
Denny
Hello,
i have a short question about simple past.
Can I say: I lived in Germany in 2016. or I worked for this company in 2016?
Thanks!
Hello,
I have started to learn English and I have a question about the Tense Simple Present.
My question is: How can I understand the meaning about....He does not have much time, because he´s in a meeting.
Has he no time in general or not in this moment. There are a lot of sentences where I don´t understand the meaning.What´s the difference?
I know, I can use: He cannot come to the phone right now! But when I read texts, and there is a sentence like that, I really don´t know is it now or in general.
Who can explain it to me, in an easy way.
Thank you!
