Ross
English
Mar 30, 2019
In the last session of our package, we dove into the finer details of hematology. A very interesting conversation--there are several pending questions that would be great to explore in future sessions. Until next time, sir!
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My Day.
Hello everyone!*Observations*
1. You should remember that "i" must be captalized, that is, "I".
2. English, British, Scotish, Brazilian. They are also captalized.
3. Gerund is usually used after 'for'.
She have to get good grades, doesn't she?
She must get good grades, mustn't she / must she not? (Is it correct?)
She might be prone of an infection because of this medicine, mightn't she / might she not ? (Is it correct?)
We shall not obey the rebels, shall we?
We shall obey the teachers, shall we not?
Can someone help me to use modals in tag questions?
Translation
1. This boy reminds me of an acquaintance of mine, I`ve known him since my childhood.