1] The mayor has resigned due to the bribery case,in which he played a significant role.
2] The policeman asked him to roll down the window and ordered him to show ID card and a driving license.
3] -What was the party like? - It sucked. Jim didn't come,everybody was just drinking and doing crazy stuff,not to mention that there were vomits all over the place. It was an appaling experience.
4] If I weren't good at computers,I wouldn't have set up Microsoft!
5] -We're/will be seeing aunt Jane on Monday. Do you wanna come/Are you coming with us? - No thanks. I have a bigger fish to fry. 6] We'll discuss that later./We'll be discussing that later. (what is the difference between using the simple or continuous tense in such case?)
7] You've been asking yourself why you dumped him,and I can tell you that it was the dumbest thing you've ever done.
8] This dress goes well with these court shoes.
Thank you in advance!
Top answer
Hi, are the following sentences correct? 1] The mayor has resigned due to the bribery case,in which he played a significant role. OK 2] The policeman asked him to roll down the window and ordered him to show his ID card and his a driving license.
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