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**sk_te_amor** · 05-Sep-2006, 19:58

ı want to ask a thınk about englısh .... my questıons : present perfect tense: why must ı use 13 verbs ??

**RonBee** · 07-Sep-2006, 01:42

Originally Posted by sk_te_amor

ı want to ask a thınk about englısh .... my questıons : present perfect tense: why must ı use 13 verbs ??

The question is:

I want to ask a question about English. The question is: why must I use 13 verbs in the present perfect tense?

I am afraid I don't really understand that. There are any number of verbs you can use in the present perfect tense. It depends on what you want to say.

**sk_te_amor** · 03-Oct-2006, 19:48

ı wıll cry everytıme

( cos ı m not good feel now

(

**sk_te_amor** · 03-Oct-2006, 19:51

heyy

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**blacknomi** · 04-Oct-2006, 03:10

People here say that tears are gems. So don't cry that much, or you will end up in bankruptcy.

**MikeNewYork** · 04-Oct-2006, 15:50

Originally Posted by blacknomi

People here say that tears are gems. So don't cry that much, or you will end up in bankruptcy.

LOL!

Nice to see you here. For a change, we are in the same place at the same time.

**RonBee** · 05-Oct-2006, 00:12

Originally Posted by blacknomi

People here say that tears are gems. So don't cry that much, or you will end up in bankruptcy.

I like that.

Hi, Mike!

**MikeNewYork** · 05-Oct-2006, 20:14

Originally Posted by RonBee

I like that.

Hi, Mike!

Nice to see you, Ron.

**blacknomi** · 06-Oct-2006, 20:53

Originally Posted by MikeNewYork

LOL!

Nice to see you here. For a change, we are in the same place at the same time.

Nice to see you too, Mike!

**MikeNewYork** · 06-Oct-2006, 22:36

Originally Posted by Meg_lee

Thank you. I know in terms of language is a prep phrase, But save is also a preposition, So my question is still as follows:

If one will scoff at the study of language, how, save in terms of language, will one scoff?
My question is: Could a prepositional phrase be another preposition's object?? If the answer is yes, could you give me more examples? ??

A lot of Thanks

I just want to point out that "save" can also be a conjunction. IMO, that's what it is in this phrase.

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