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Presentation: Present/Past Simple? #31 (permalink) Tue Nov 21, 2006 0:14 am   Presentation: Present/Past Simple?
 

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Presentation: Present/Past Simple? #32 (permalink) Tue Nov 21, 2006 1:59 am   Presentation: Present/Past Simple?
 

Canadian45... I think your criticism was unneccessarily harsh and not useful.... Yankees's example said one thing, your's said another but the former imported a shade of meaning which your's does not. A minor distinction perhaps, but a difference nevertheless.

As a general observation, I think that those who insist on particular constructions often miss the point.
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Presentation: Present/Past Simple? #33 (permalink) Tue Nov 21, 2006 10:04 am   Presentation: Present/Past Simple?
 

Hi Pond,

Tell me you didn't mean this: 'your's ' Jane Austen did it but then we can forgive her.

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Presentation: Present/Past Simple? #34 (permalink) Tue Nov 21, 2006 10:10 am   Presentation: Present/Past Simple?
 

Pond969 wrote:
Canadian45... I think your criticism was unneccessarily harsh and not useful.... Yankees's example said one thing, your's said another but the former imported a shade of meaning which your's does not. A minor distinction perhaps, but a difference nevertheless.

As a general observation, I think that those who insist on particular constructions often miss the point.


Hi Pond, I greatly appreciate all your contributions and I don't want to create the impression of a nitpicker. I'm sure you have an excellent command of the English language and great negotiation skills. That's why you certainly wanted to write "Yankee's example" and "yours"?

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Presentation: Present/Past Simple? #35 (permalink) Tue Nov 21, 2006 10:11 am   Presentation: Present/Past Simple?
 

Hi,

I thought you meant it when you said:

'It is quite clear there is no room for me here.
Good bye and good luck.

Canadian45'

Now I'll have to put the drinks away!

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