Jandi Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
An expression
Hello, teachers!
Please check my thoughts.
1. Coming to school, my car broke down.
- This is incorrect, isn't it?
- The following two are correct and natural, aren't they?
2. As I was coming to school, my car broke down.
3. On my way to school, my car broke down.
Thank you very much.
Peace!
Please check my thoughts.
1. Coming to school, my car broke down.
- This is incorrect, isn't it?
- The following two are correct and natural, aren't they?
2. As I was coming to school, my car broke down.
3. On my way to school, my car broke down.
Thank you very much.
Peace!
Top answer
1, 2, 3. Correct. Correct.
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Thank you, Jim.
But I think "I" come to school, not my car.
Am I wrong?
But I think "I" come to school, not my car.
Am I wrong?
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No, you are correct.
There is a misunderstanding about the first one.
You said "This is incorrect, isn't it?". When I answered "Correct", I was saying that you were correct (in saying the sentence was not correct); I was not saying that the sentencewas correct.
There is a misunderstanding about the first one.
You said "This is incorrect, isn't it?". When I answered "Correct", I was saying that you were correct (in saying the sentence was not correct); I was not saying that the sentencewas correct.
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