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Thread: A Sentence
- 02-Mar-2006, 22:08 #1
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A Sentence Hello,
I'm new. And I have a question. What do you mean the last sentence(bold words)?(Passive voice or what?)
"What sort of problems do you have? Any situations need clearing up? Difficulties removed?"
- 02-Mar-2006, 22:29 #2
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Teacher Re: A Sentence got over your problems. The problem you had does not exist any more.
Originally Posted by Kerim
- 02-Mar-2006, 22:47 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: A Sentence Thanks.
- 02-Mar-2006, 22:58 #4
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: An other question "With your reputation you'd be unwise to"
Well, what do you mean this sentence? I have no idea its grammer.
- 03-Mar-2006, 04:46 #5
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Teacher Re: An other question It's ellipsis- something is missing that has already been referred to:
With your reputation you'd be unwise to (do what we are talking about)
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