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How do you use this structure: Go + do something. Let' s say I told my younger sister to take a shower. I went like : Go take a shower right now! After a little while I turned to my mother and asked : "Has she gone take a shower yet?" 1) Is this question "Has she gone take a shower yet?" correctedly put together? 2) Does it sound natural? If not, what would be natural in this context? 3) Could you give me a few more examples using this structure go+do sth in other verb tenses? Thanks a lot.
20 октября 2012 г.
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What's the difference btw outskirts and suburbs? when I translate it to my languague is basically the same... so I'm confused. :/
29 июля 2012 г.
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Is there any difference in meaning btw these sentences? 1) I'm not leaving until the rain has stopped. 2) I'm not leaving until the rain stops.
29 июля 2012 г.
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Use of "Most of the"/ doubt is killing me! Could you tell me if the article"the" is always necessary when you talk about majority in a specific group of people or things? I mean, you say "most of the people" rather than "most of people" as I've seen so far. So, should I always say :" most of the students in that classroom", "most of the food we bought" most of the clothes..." instead of "most of students in that classroom" and so on? :
28 июля 2012 г.
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Complete: Joe wouldn't have crashed if ... a) he hadn't been driving so fast. b) he hadn't drove so fast. My textbook says the suitable form is letter a. Can't figure out why.Could anybody tell me if they mean the same? =)NOTE: Consider "hadn't driven" not "hadn't drove". My mistake.
27 июля 2012 г.
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present perfect x present perfect continuous : Do they have the same meaning in the examples below? How long have Daisy and adam going out together? How long have Daisy and Adam gone out together? We've been walking for hours. i think we're lost! We've walked for hours. I think we're lost!
27 июля 2012 г.
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How do you use "turn out" in this sense? Could anybody check my sentence? :) And give more examples with "turn out" in that sense, if possible. "If it turns out I don't like living in the campus , I can still move in to my friend's in the city."
22 июля 2012 г.
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