Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Hi, I am from Singapore
Hi, I have the following questions. I hope I can get some help. Thanks.
1) "Who give you the book?" or "Who gave you the book?"
2) "Who won the contest?" or "Who win the contest?"
3) "While she was in London, she always walked to school." or "While she was in London, she always walk to school."
4) "If I know it I would not have done it." or "If I knew it I would not have done it."
5) "I sat on that chair before" or "I seated on that chair before"
6) "You know it didn't you?" or "You knew it, didn't you?"
7) "She give it to you, didn't she?" or "She gave it to you, didn't she?"
1) "Who give you the book?" or "Who gave you the book?"
2) "Who won the contest?" or "Who win the contest?"
3) "While she was in London, she always walked to school." or "While she was in London, she always walk to school."
4) "If I know it I would not have done it." or "If I knew it I would not have done it."
5) "I sat on that chair before" or "I seated on that chair before"
6) "You know it didn't you?" or "You knew it, didn't you?"
7) "She give it to you, didn't she?" or "She gave it to you, didn't she?"
Top answer
Hi, I assume you want to talk about the past in these examples. " 5) "I sat on that chair before" 'Before what? I prefer 'previously' to 'before'.
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Hi,
I assume you want to talk about the past in these examples.
1) "Who gave you the book?"
2) "Who won the contest?"
3) "While she was in London, she always walked to school."
4) "If I had know it, I would not have done it."
I assume you want to talk about the past in these examples.
1) "Who gave you the book?"
2) "Who won the contest?"
3) "While she was in London, she always walked to school."
4) "If I had know it, I would not have done it."
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