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Anonymous users2024-02-11go into is a prepositional phrase followed by an object. For example: [go into the room].
go inside inside is an adverb, followed by an object example sentence: [you shuold go inside].
This statement is possible, but its practical general past tense is sufficient.
If you want to have an obvious past time marker, you must use the past perfect tense.
For example: I had planned to wear them before I left the room
The past perfect tense must be used here.
This representation is uncommon, here sure is an adverb meaning definitely necessarily.
We usually say.
she is surely busy now.
Or I am sure she is busy now
busy is the adjective busy.
Typing is not easy, such as satisfaction, hope.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10The first one can also be used not, but the second sentence cannot be replaced with no, because the second one is not to affirm or negate, but to further explain that i care is not...
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The first sentence no is used for two people to have a conversation Q&A, indicate"Nope", and the not in the second sentence is a written sentence, which means:"It's not"。It mainly depends on the spoken conversation (with no) or the written language (with not).
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Anonymous users2024-02-08By generally means to talk about when and how to behave, and the words of till and until have the meaning of emphasizing how and how to do until what and when.
The difference between tilll and until seems to be very small, and I didn't pay much attention to it when I was still in high school. It seems that until can be used in conjunction with negative words, and till cannot. I don't remember very well.
AS's words emphasize objective reasons, or well-known ones, mention. Because is a little stronger.
listen is to hear. The former emphasizes the process, the bright and the latter emphasizes the result.
It can be used in general affirmative sentences, but it is important to note the difference.
Emphasis sentences are generally until
1) Until can be used at the beginning of a sentence, while till is usually not used at the beginning of a sentence.
I don't know what's going on until you tell me.
2) Until when in the interrogative sentence, until should be placed at the beginning of the sentence.
until when are you staying?How long will you stay?
until next monday.Stay until next Monday.
listen should mean listening to someone doing something all the time. For example, eavesdropping and the like. But hear means that he heard someone doing something, which only indicates a state, and when he hears Huai Chong, he does not emphasize the action of listening.
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