2016年7月19日 · We started the exam exactly at 9 a.m. and announced that everyone would have one hour. I cannot make an exception for you. Mona: I understand. ***** Teacher: Excuse me, no dictionaries are allowed. Mona: But I don't understand this word. Teacher: I'm very sorry, but we have (already) started the exam. Mona: Yes, I know. The test started five ...

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2011年8月7日 · Hi I am a newbie here, I wish someone here can enlighten me the differences/ correctness between/of the followings 2 sentences:- a) We received the document this morning. (simple past tense) b) We have received the document this morning. (present perfect tense) May I know which one is...

2018年11月4日 · 1 We (walk) ten kilometres. 'We have walked.'' I used the present perfect, because it's focused on the result. I don't think the present perfect progressive is possible. 2 We (walk) for three hours. We have been walking for three hours/we have walked for three hours. I thought that both are possible. They might continue walking.

2023年10月15日 · Anyway, I’m afraid I have another meeting in 10 minutes, so we’ll have to stop there (if you don’t mind). Well, I think someone is waiting for this room, so shall we call it a day (if that’s okay)? So, I’d like to be able to discuss this more, but I know (name) has to be somewhere, so we’ll have to come back to it another time, I ...

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2008年6月29日 · We have just received the goods ordered. This is where the adverb generally goes in English - between the auxillary "have" and the main verb. "I have always depended on the kindness of strangers" "You know, I'd never really wanted to see New Orleans". "I have only had it for three days, and it is damned-well broken already!"

2017年4月27日 · 1. We have great pleasure in inviting you to attend this event... OR 2) We have the great pleasure of inviting you to attend this event... Now they are both correct. [STRIKE]TQ..[/STRIKE] If that's supposed to be 'Thank you', it's unnecessary. Just click on 'Thank' in the bottom left hand corner of any reply which you find helpful.

2018年1月5日 · I have no idea what "what problem will face" means and it certainly doesn't mean anything like "we are received". Look at my corrections above. It is important to follow these rules of written English at all times:

2024年1月7日 · We would like to apologise in advance for any inconvenience caused. Sorry for the delay (in arranging this/ in…). As I said, really sorry about all that/ about…. Social closing lines/ Friendly closing lines. Have a good evening/ day/ weekend/ break/... Hope you have a good vacation/ journey home/…