Hi,
This is your assignment not ours.
Rather than ordering us to do it, it would be nice if you tried first and asked for our opinion.
For the record, I can't figure out how to write the sentence using the phrase given and keep the same meaning.
Is this homework?Excuse me:
I want to change the tense and make new sentence using (at the moment)
I'd suggest: Since you have to use an adverbial component of time, strip off all the time adverbials from the sentence, see what you have left, and make a sentence out of that and 'at the moment'.(use : at the moment) in the following sentence:
Every day Adel reads the newspaper before breakfast.
Have you read the rules of the site? We don't do homework for people. However, if you make an attempt at it, someone here will help you.Yes, of course.
Excactly it is homework.
You could try yourself and post your effort here.I'm so sorry,I didn't read the rules of the forum.
Thanks for your help.
That's what I was thinking, though there's no reason to add 'not' - that seems like a rather arbitrary addition.Every day Adel reads the newspaper before breakfast.
Rewrite this sentence using ( at the moment)
How about this?
At the moment, Adel is reading the newspaper.
At the moment, Adel is not reading the newspaper.
Or, "At the moment, Adel is reading the newspaper before having breakfast".Every day Adel reads the newspaper before breakfast.
Rewrite this sentence using ( at the moment)
How about this?
At the moment, Adel is reading the newspaper.
At the moment, Adel is not reading the newspaper.
I used to teach English in France. Where do you teach?Actually, you are very helpful forum.
N.B.: Mr. bhaisahab . I am a teacher of English in another country.
So I often need your help to correct some sentences in student's homework because you are native tongue.
Actaually I appreciate your needful effort.