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R.Originally Posted by felliot
"Did I have to specify in my application that I would like to attend this course, or is that a next step if the outcomewill beis positive?"
When you have did + a main verb, the main verb is not inflected, since did is already the past tense of 'do'.
Do I have to? (present)
Did I have to? (past)
"I am looking forward to late August to come"I've already answered this elsewhere.
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- 18-Jun-2010, 15:57 #1
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I am looking forward to late August to come..? Hello everybody!!
Could you please tell me if these sentences are correct!?
Thank you very much for you kind help!! :)
"Did I had (or HAVE?) to specify in my application that I would like to attend this course, or is a next step if the outcome will be positive?"
"I am looking forward to late August to come"
THANKSSSSSSS
- 18-Jun-2010, 18:22 #2
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Re: I am looking forward to late August to come..? R. Originally Posted by felliot
- 18-Jun-2010, 20:08 #3
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Re: I am looking forward to late August to come..? Thank you very much Raymott!!! :) Originally Posted by Raymott
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