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27 sept. 2014 · If at this very moment, I want to find out whether someone can come to my party tomorrow, should I ask: "I am wondering if you can come tomorrow?" Or: "I was wondering if you could come tomorrow?" I think the first one should be used (am wondering) but I have come across numerous similar...
27 févr. 2022 · You can wonder in your mind, or think in your mind, or ponder or consider or do other things. You can read a book. All of these are silent things -- actions you do mentally, without any speech. If you speak these things while doing them in your mind, they are "out loud". "Read out loud", "think out loud", etc.
10 janv. 2013 · hi, I have doubt about one sentence I hope someone could help me with this I don't have any context because I took them from a exam and that's the way they were. No surprise Hannah is happy when you think how many prizes she has won recently. No wonder Hannah is happy when you think how many...
16 mai 2024 · Nord des Lignes - La grande stop du Québec This truck stop appears in "Die Hard with a Vengeance" (1995), I wonder if this sounds right to native francophones. Would it be something that a Quebecker would say to mean "North of the border"? I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this...
10 mai 2010 · However, it does make me wonder what I would say if, for example, I didn't know quite what time something wound up starting or was supposed to start originally, or if I cared more to express the amount of postponement instead of the actual start time. I think that both "by" and "for" sound decent, as does nothing at all! In order of preference:
26 juil. 2019 · I wonder if you use consider followed with 'if'. e.g. I was considering whether / if I should tell them the truth or do what my friends told me to do. As there are two alternatives presented, I suppose 'whether' should be used. Am I right?
25 avr. 2013 · Hello. I know I can say " I can busy studying English." meaning " I am studying English so, I am busy." But I wonder if I can use "to study" instead of "studying". If I can use it; does the sentence mean different thing? I really appreciate your answers.
25 févr. 2011 · I wonder if there are any differences between thick fog and a thick fog in the following sentences and either is interchangeable. Thick fog is affecting roads in the north and visibility is poor. Heavy fog forced drivers to slow down. We had to drive through a thick fog. Thanks a lot for your help in advance!
26 oct. 2024 · Greeting. I just wonder about this. The situation(In prison drama): A and B were talking each other. And C's crews called gang were coming there to deal with B. So, A tells B like this. A: I'd put some grass under them if I were you. Many thanks.
10 janv. 2013 · Hi. Here is the sentence: He hadn't developed his own interests until he joined the dance club. I wonder if it can be written like this: He hadn't developed his own interests until joining the dance club. Thanks for the help.
