Daily practice

The idea of this discussion is practicing good written English. My idea is the following. I will explain you some grammar and ask you to do some task. I can't promis to check out your replies daily, but you will get my reply in a few days for sure. I will be very glad to hear your ideas about my future tasks.

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  • Dear Danny,

    Thank you very much. I understood them well.

    I hope you and dear Tanya to continue these nice grammar subjects.

    Best wishes,
  • Dear Tanya.

    I hope you will continue daily practice. It is very kind of you the above beautiful idea.

    Thanks again,
  • Hello, dear Tanya.

    Here are my answers:
    1. After I came home, I was reading all night long.
    2. I heard the phone rang when I was taking a shower.
    3. She thought she wouldn't be able to come to her friend's party the next day.
    4. He said, he was to leave when the mailman was bringing a telegram.
    5. He said he didn't sleep all night long.
    6. She said she would be shopping next afternoon.
    7. I didn't know he had left.
    8. When he returned back home, he felt he was very tired and decided to recline.

    I think that your lesson is about the reported speech, am I correct, please?

    Thank you for your beautiful lesson.
    Best wishes,
  • Thanks a lot....I will come up with my questions later
  • but if i want to say they are very good ( they are very good staff not staffs?)

  • Thanks for your prompt reply. I also wanted to say happy halowen but there is some problem with my pc...
  • Thanks Danny! Okay let me try.....we should use before in the past perfect, i.e, he said to me that he had see my granny many years before.

    Anyway do you use plural form of staff? as  official staff/staffs?

  • And sorry to say though I also used..I,e but do not know what they mean.
  • Thanks, dear so should we use before in the past to say about past perfect
  • Dear Afro! I will explain using the examples.

    I saw him two day ago. I say it now meaning that I saw him two days before today, i.e., the day before yesterday.

    She said she had seen him two days before. It means that one day in the past she said she had seen him two days before that day.

    Is it clear?

    Afro said:

    Difference between ago and before
    Daily practice
    The idea of this discussion is practicing good written English. My idea is the following. I will explain you some grammar and ask you to do some task…
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