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Difficult vs problem #31 (permalink) Sun Nov 15, 2009 11:24 am   Difficult vs problem
 

Hi Mr. Torsten !
Good afternoon !
I have been waiting for a long time to contact you. But I could not understand , how can I contact you. I am just taking an attempt to reach you. Normally, past perfect tense expresses action in the past before another action in the past i.e. in past there will be two actions. i.e. the train had left before I reached the station.
But sometimes, I found examples like,
We had gone to the market yesterday.
He had completed his graduation in chemical engineering.
I could not digest these types of examples, because here only one action is there in past. Also, some of my friends told me that these have same meaning and use with past indefinite tense. i.e. these examples can also be written like,
We went to the market yesterday.
He completed his graduation in chemical engineering.
I am totally confused. In this context, I think you are the right person who can help me.
Please send a reply.
Best regards,
Asim
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Difficult vs problem #32 (permalink) Sat Dec 05, 2009 16:09 pm   Difficult vs problem
 

Hi,
Torsen tnaks for good feed back i don't know , we have this type of Qustion & answer.

ok Thnx < Could you please Suggest Me Abt Could, Can & Wonder.

Rgds
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Difficult vs problem #33 (permalink) Sun Dec 27, 2009 8:00 am   Difficult vs problem
 

Hi I,m Mr Javed from India I,m glad with you people to learn English.
Tell me please what is the use of "terrible"
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Difficult vs problem #34 (permalink) Sun Jan 03, 2010 8:52 am   Difficult vs problem
 

Hi Dear Teachers,

You are doing well and I highly appreciate it.
I need to know about the degree of possibility and probability, I know the phrases.
I have read about about some words and phrases like, probably, definitely, could well, to be bound to, to be sure to, likely, unlikely, highly likely, doubt, doubt if, do not suppose, dare say and should not think, though I am confused about them.

Thanks
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Difficult vs problem #35 (permalink) Fri Jan 08, 2010 5:29 am   Difficult vs problem
 

Hi Torsten,
I have already tried for exercise 19 and mostly I can answer 6 to 8 correctly. So my English level is in poor level. But I will try my best and I will do exercise regullary that you send me.
Best Regards,
win
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Difficult vs problem #36 (permalink) Sat Apr 10, 2010 4:41 am   Difficult vs problem
 

Thank you all for discussion
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Difficult vs problem #37 (permalink) Sun May 09, 2010 0:49 am   Difficult vs problem
 

Hello, Dear Team!:-)

Thank you for substantial questions and clear answers. Now I understand the meaning of the every word in this test! :-)

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Difficult vs problem #38 (permalink) Tue May 25, 2010 13:30 pm   Difficult vs problem
 

dear alan
why we use lost? it is in now time not past time?
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Difficult vs problem #39 (permalink) Thu Jul 08, 2010 3:38 am   Difficult vs problem
 

thanks yall for such a good information
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Difficult vs problem #40 (permalink) Thu Jul 08, 2010 9:23 am   Difficult vs problem
 

Dear Fredy Gomez.
Why you did'nt wrote again about the information you had asked? Your friend want to your information aksed for.

Thanks

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Difficult vs problem #41 (permalink) Fri Jul 09, 2010 13:11 pm   Difficult vs problem
 

Afternoon sir
i want to know how to use i'm lost.for example,i am going somewhere ,i forget the adress,and then i need someone to help .can say that i 'm lost.
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Difficult vs problem #42 (permalink) Fri Jul 09, 2010 14:33 pm   Difficult vs problem
 

Hello Mwenge,

Welcome to the forums.

You can say "I'm lost" in the way that you suggest.
If you are lost or if you get lost, you do not know where you are or are unable to find your way.
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Difficult vs problem #43 (permalink) Thu Aug 19, 2010 9:49 am   Difficult vs problem
 

Hi Alan
what is the diffrence between looks and seems and way we use looks instad of seems in the sentence .i hope to get your answer
Ali
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Difficult vs problem #44 (permalink) Mon Aug 30, 2010 10:47 am   Difficult vs problem
 

Hello Mr. Tosrten,

How was the weekend? I am cool and you? Can one used difficult to describe someone who is hard to understand or circustances which you can handle alone? like having misunderstanding with very intimate friend that doesn't want to voice out and still behaving as If things are alright.

Thanks for your concerned.

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Difficult vs problem #45 (permalink) Sat Sep 04, 2010 11:21 am   Difficult vs problem
 

can u please tel me what will be the english of following hindi sentence..........I will be very grateful to you for this....
"kya aap mujhe bus stand lene aa sakte ho ,,,,actually meri ek chapal toot gayi hai toh main chal nahin paa rahi hoon"..........
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