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23-Feb-2009, 08:19
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 What tense is this sentence..... I am having trouble working out the tense of this sentence... so I might stay somewhere else next time Thanks so much! |
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23-Feb-2009, 08:31
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| Re: What tense is this sentence..... As a teacher, what are your thoughts? |
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23-Feb-2009, 08:35
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| Re: What tense is this sentence..... I am learning to teach... hence why I am asking the question. Anyone? |
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23-Feb-2009, 09:03
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| Re: What tense is this sentence..... Geez. And teacher expects us to do his homework for him! You'll find you won't get spoon-fed on this site, without a bit of 'have a go' first on your part. As a native speaker yourself, quadruple so. |
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24-Feb-2009, 23:50
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| Re: What tense is this sentence..... well you're talking about the future... It's a modal verb (might) which means it always needs to be used in conjuction with a standard verb (in this case "stay") to express possibility/likelihood of doing something (in this case in the future). I might play football I might call you etc... Brush up on your modal verbs, they're important and really useful. The very best of luck with your teaching mate  |
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