Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
More than / No sooner .... than
Could you please help me with these sentences? How would you say them?
- I make more money playing cards than I do working.
- No sooner had I received the cheque than I deposited it into my account.
How would you say these correctly?
- I brought my umbrella just in case it starts raining. (you brought the umbrella but it hasn't rained yet)
- The card expires 3 years after its delivery date.
Thank you
- I make more money playing cards than I do working.
- No sooner had I received the cheque than I deposited it into my account.
How would you say these correctly?
- I brought my umbrella just in case it starts raining. (you brought the umbrella but it hasn't rained yet)
- The card expires 3 years after its delivery date.
Thank you
Top answer
Sentences 1, 2 and 4 are fine. Sentence three needs to be: I have brought my umbrella, just in case it starts raining. If you used brought, that would mean that the action is finished, and you would need to use the same tense in the second part: started .
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Sentences 1, 2 and 4 are fine.
Sentence three needs to be:
I have brought my umbrella, just in case it starts raining.
If you used brought, that would mean that the action is finished, and you would
Sentence three needs to be:
I have brought my umbrella, just in case it starts raining.
If you used brought, that would mean that the action is finished, and you would
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Could you please help me with these sentences? How would you say them?
- I make more money playing cards than I do working.
- No sooner had I received the cheque than I deposited it into my account.
How would you say these correctly?
- I brought my umbrella just in case it starts raining. (you brought the umbrella but it hasn't rained yet)
- The car
- I make more money playing cards than I do working.
- No sooner had I received the cheque than I deposited it into my account.
How would you say these correctly?
- I brought my umbrella just in case it starts raining. (you brought the umbrella but it hasn't rained yet)
- The car
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