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Nov 4, 2018 · I would not have worked out that that was your question from the contents of post 1, nor from your title (which led me to assume your post would be about tag questions).
Dec 20, 2015 · There is a sentence transformation that I have a query about. It is as follows: "She will be upset that she wasn't asked." Sentence Transformation: "She will be upset not to have been asked." - This is the answer given in the book. Would this also be a possible answer: "She will be upset not having been asked."
Nov 26, 2004 · In the present perfect, only HAVE DIVED is ok. Here is why: English, like other germanic languages, has past participles ending in -n and -ed (compare to German -en and -t). For example, have begun, have run, have strung. Exceptions like "have come" came about due to loss of the -en suffix (compare to German "habe gekommen" which still has it).
Jan 9, 2008 · Had I known that earlier I wouldn't have bothered to come." I have not known that before.. I can't think of a context in which this would be used. We would tend so say something like, "I didn't know that." "I wasn't aware of that." We might, however, say, "Wow! A three-legged horse winning a race! I have not come across that before."
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Mar 17, 2014 · Guys I have two more questions. Q.1)For example one of my friend comes and give me my lost watch.Which of the followings sentence should I say: 1)From where did you get this 2)From where have you got this Q.2) One of my friend asks me did you see Xyz(Any guy). 1) I have not seen him after...
Apr 9, 2010 · The "I have not a" expression, while probably correct gramatically as Probus suggests, is simply not used. We use instead, "I don't have a" or - perhaps more poetically, "I have no". I could say, "I have no reason to do this," or "I have no car to drive there."
Jul 17, 2009 · Your query about 'I have not to do it' is interesting. 'I have not to do it' means exactly something like 'my parents forbade me to do it'. However, 'I have not to do it' doesn't contract to 'I don't have to do it'; you are changing the verb order here and 'do' is the main verb, not the auxiliary (as in 'I don't have to'.
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Aug 24, 2011 · We do not spoonfeed the answers to homework questions, Ninth. Refai was asked by teacher J&K Tutoring to make his own effort first. You might have had the courtesy to wait for refai's reply. 'Tom has not a car' is not a natural-sounding sentence. Rover
