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| I also need to know that if "shop" is verb, why it is usually used without the prepostion "to" when it comes after "go". For instance, I will go shopping. Don't u think it is grammatically incorrect? Rather it should be" i will go to shop" There are a few sentences those i am a bit nervouse about using .So please correct them. It's a long since i met her. I didn't meet her a long. I did not meet her for a long time. I never saw such a wonderfull friend like you. I never have such a wonderful friend like u ever before. you are the truest friend of mine. Thanks. Last edited by sweetaish; 04-Aug-2005 at 23:35. |
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| Yeah, you are right Robert, it was "ain't". But i want to know that if "ain't" is the contraction of " are not", becouse in the "OXFORD ADVANCE LEARNER'S DICTIONARY" it is " aren't". AIN'T is an incorrect contraction of am not, are not, is not, have not and has not. A GERUND is a VERB working as a NOUN. GERUNDs usually end with ...ING. To look is a verb. It is the Infinitive form of the verb, To Look. The verb To Look also has a gerund form, looking. Looking is a noun. You can not touch it, taste it or see it, but it is a 'thing,' a noun. Subject - Verb - Noun object I like dogs. I like food. I like looking. I like looking at girls. So, I like shopping is correct... Subject I, verb like, object/gerund/noun shopping. Your sentence is also correct. I will go to shop. I will go to look. I will go to eat. It's a long since i met her. It's been a long since since I met her. I didn't meet her a long. I didn't meet her a long time ago (I met her yesterday) OR I didn't meet her for long (She and I only spoke two minutes.) I never saw such a wonderfull friend like you. I never saw (or HAD) such a wonderful friend like you. I never have such a wonderful friend like u ever before. I have never had such a wonderful firend like you ever before. you are the truest friend of mine. You are my best friend |
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| Thank u so much |
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