On the whole, if you feel that a situation or fact is somewhat recent, you use PRESENT PERFECT; otherwise you use PAST SIMPLE, e.g.
Harry is looking for his glasses. He can't find them.
Harry…
...so I wish you good luck... I hope that {all your} {life} problems will {work out well}... and I believie that your {way of life} which you {chose} is good... but remember if you {} have {a} bad day…
Both versions are correct - I mean (Lucas's) and (Lucas') etc., but you pronounce the ending 'Is' in either case [lukasIs]
By the way, you seem to translate a lot of English wor…
I'm sorry to post my reply so late. I'd like to sum up my observations - in general, I would recommend you, nieumiałek, use the forms which mg is for. So am I. But I want you to take notice …
IN TIME - na czas, z zapasem, np. 15 minut przed spotkaniem
ON TIME - punktualnie
You say:
I arrived just in time FOR the lecture. NOT ...on time for...
I arrived just in time TO attend the lect…
If the situation is taking place now, at the moment of speaking, you could say:
'It should be 100,000$'
'It was supposed to be 100.000$'
'It was meant to be 100,000$'
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I suppose it sounds ridiculous to you, mg, but such constructions are used, though seldom. As you know the elephant is used in some parts of the world as a mode of transport and therefore it is possib…
Extended version:
1.he/not work hard/he/not be promoted.
If he hadn't worked hard,he wouldn't have been promoted.
also
If he doesn't work hard, he won't be promoted.
2.s…
Profesjonalny zegarek "Czerwonawy"
Czy złościsz się, że ponownie spóźniłeś się do szkoły? Czy masz jakieś problemy ze sprawdzaniem czasu na swoim zegarku w nocy? Oto nowy profesionalny zega…
1. "I didn't see anyone," said the old lady.
The old lady denied seeing anyone.
2. He didn't know that the job had been taken.
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3. The programme w…
In the picture (there) are four guys. Two of them are holding baseball bats and one has a gun in his hand. They're attacking some women sitting in the car. The car is of silver colour with the do…
Nowadays {the} computer seems to be a symbol of 21st century. {However,} there are lots of different {ways} of spending leisure {time}; the vast majority of young people choose computer games. There a…
At (NOT in) Paris I change trains for (NOT to) London.
You use 'in' and 'for' because of the English collocations that determine such cases; 'at' means 'at a poin…
So far everything had gone {well} according to his plans, he closed the door and was just about to run to his car when he suddenly heard an alarm in the house which he had {burgled}. He was afraid tha…
1.If they had invited him,...... it would have been the worst thing to do.
2.If it doesn't rain soon,...... all the plants in our garden will wither.
3.If I had a tent,...... I would pitch it u…