I used to know this but right now, I've unfortunately forgotten. I forgot how to ask somebody if the game or book is good for example. Which question is good? How is that game? or How that game is? also I would like to know why you ask if you want to know the name of book for example. What book is this? What city is this? because recently I've made a mistake I wrote: What is this book?
I 've recently seen a photo where was said (sorry for bad words) What is this ***? why it wasn't What *** is this? I am little confused about this.
I would also like to know this: How would you say these 2 correctly? Did you do what I did? or Have you done what I've done?
Next: What is correct? I haven't known that till now or I didn't know that till/until now.
And this means: If you asked better I would help you - like if you asked me better I will help you like in present. and if he said this: if you asked better i would have helped you?
If I want to talk about what I shouldn't wouldn't done in past, i have to add HAVE to this sentences?
Anyway I would like to know how are these sentences used cause I play online games a lot. And when somebody types in chat: Why didn't you help me? How I should reply? I couldn't help you or I couldn't have helped you?
Btw does American sometimes use this? I haven't known that or is more common to say: I didn't know that. also which one is correct? I haven't known that before. I didn't know that before?
because I am very confused about this and I've studied it for 3 years and still don't get it. Last question is: I knew, that you won't break the promise. or I have known that you won't break the promise. or I have known that you wouldn't break the promise. or I knew that you wouldn't break the promise. ????? Thanks for or replies guys! PLEASE HELP ME AND THANK YOU VERY MUCH
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paradoxlive How is that game? Correct, how is that game? Is that game (any) fun/good?
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Also why sometimes we say: How many times has this happened? or How many times it happened? How many times did it happen? also what would you say: When the game starts? or When does the game start?