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| Is it right to write: In the past last two weeks, I had had four tests. or In the past last two weeks, I had four tests. ---------------------------------------- Is it right to write : I received your letters three days ago and I have tried to reply ever since. ---------------------------------------- Is it right to say : Teacher,will we be having class today? Thanks a lot fot your help. Last edited by DreamyPink307; 21-Jan-2006 at 14:48. |
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| . These are right: In the last two weeks, I had four tests. In the last two weeks, I have had four tests. I received your letters three days ago and I have tried to reply ever since. . |
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| Thanks a lot for your fast replay. I added this a few seconds ago. Is it wrong? Teacher,will we be having class today? Last edited by DreamyPink307; 21-Jan-2006 at 14:55. |
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| No, it's perfectly correct. In the UK, we don't call teachers 'teacher', but the rest sounds natural to me. |
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