Was is the correct use of grammar. Was is for past tense since the the sentence is refering to something that happened yesterday.Originally posted by TooFree:Hi people, my english foundation is weak.
My usage of grammer is base on 'feel' which I think it is illogical thing to do.
I want to learn proper grammer usage. Can teach me free here?
She is tired yesterday.
She was tired yesterday.
From this can someone tell me what is the different?
Identical double...Originally posted by Gackt247:Was is the correct use of grammar. Was is for past tense since the the sentence is refering to something that happened yesterday.
Anyway, just to test ur command of nouns. Do u know what is a clone?![]()
But the question is wrong.Originally posted by TooFree:She is sick yesterday
She was sick yesterday
If the Question is: How is she yesterday?
If she is still sick now... which one to use?
ROFL n00b wtf omg wh0 will 4sk th4t yuo = go bcak to pr1m4r`/ on3 ROLF LOL.Originally posted by TooFree:She is sick yesterday
She was sick yesterday
If the Question is: How is she yesterday?
If she is still sick now... which one to use?
The correct question would have been "How WAS she yesterday?"Originally posted by TooFree:She is sick yesterday
She was sick yesterday
If the Question is: How is she yesterday?
If she is still sick now... which one to use?
is sicked, is tired ==> present perfect tenseOriginally posted by TooFree:She is sick yesterday
She was sick yesterday
If the Question is: How is she yesterday?
If she is still sick now... which one to use?
sicked? Are you for real?Originally posted by nightzip:is sicked, is tired ==> present perfect tense
was sicked, was tired ==> past perfect tense
How is she yesterday?
(if she's still sick), ==> She is still sicked. (i.e. is sicked).
(if she's well already) ==> She was sicked yesterday, but she is well now.![]()
IC. My question is She is sicked.Originally posted by nightzip:is sicked, is tired ==> present perfect tense
was sicked, was tired ==> past perfect tense
How is she yesterday?
(if she's still sick), ==> She is still sicked. (i.e. is sicked).
(if she's well already) ==> She was sicked yesterday, but she is well now.![]()
Should be "How WAS she yesterday?" lah.Originally posted by nightzip:is sicked, is tired ==> present perfect tense
was sicked, was tired ==> past perfect tense
How is she yesterday?
(if she's still sick), ==> She is still sicked. (i.e. is sicked).
(if she's well already) ==> She was sicked yesterday, but she is well now.![]()
Dude, the past tense of "sick" is still "sick."Originally posted by TooFree:IC. My question is She is sicked.
Since it "is" why add "ed"
He is Hated by peopleOriginally posted by TooFree:Oop. Ok.
What about
He is hate by people
He was hated by people
(If he is still being hated)He is hate by people or He is hated by people
Which one?
maybe he sleep in school like I did ....Originally posted by charlize:Damn, I think you get a better English education in here than in school.
Wtf are the teachers in our schools doing?
1.Why 'is' end with 'ed'?Originally posted by mistyblue:He is Hated by people
I don't blame them. I never put in effort in foundation that time.Originally posted by charlize:Damn, I think you get a better English education in here than in school.
Wtf are the teachers in our schools doing?
It's "slept" dear.Originally posted by mistyblue:maybe he sleep in school like I did ....
heheh...sorry, my mistake.Originally posted by charlize:Dude, the past tense of "sick" is still "sick."