Stevenukd Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
POSITION
Dear Teachers,
1. I don’t usually get drunk easily.
-Is this ok?
2. Do you have more than three magazines in your home?
Why don’t we say “in your house” here?
3. – I gotta go now.
-I’ve got to go now.
-I have to go now.
-I must leave now.
-I’m leaving now.
-I’m taking off now.
-Are these the same meaning?
4. – Where are you now?
-Where’s your position now?
-What’s your position now?
- Are these the same meaning?
5. -The school will have no power/electricity until 7AM.
- The power/electricity will be on tomorrow 8AM.
-Are these the same meaning?
Thanks a lot to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
1. I don’t usually get drunk easily.
-Is this ok?
2. Do you have more than three magazines in your home?
Why don’t we say “in your house” here?
3. – I gotta go now.
-I’ve got to go now.
-I have to go now.
-I must leave now.
-I’m leaving now.
-I’m taking off now.
-Are these the same meaning?
4. – Where are you now?
-Where’s your position now?
-What’s your position now?
- Are these the same meaning?
5. -The school will have no power/electricity until 7AM.
- The power/electricity will be on tomorrow 8AM.
-Are these the same meaning?
Thanks a lot to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
Top answer
Stevenukd Dear Teachers, 1. I don’t usually get drunk easily. -Is this ok?
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StevenukdDear Teachers,
1. I don’t usually get drunk easily.
-Is this ok? Grammatically speaking-- Yes
2. Do you have more than three magazines in your home?
Why don’t we say “in your house” here? They're pretty much the same. Context might suggest one
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