نقل قول:
None of them.
I would rather not speak that way.
نقل قول:نقل قول:would rather = prefer
so prefer is redundant and the correct form is
I would rather travel by train
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نقل قول:
None of them.
I would rather not speak that way.
نقل قول:نقل قول:would rather = prefer
so prefer is redundant and the correct form is
I would rather travel by train
نقل قول:Hi Dear @mir and thanks for you have helped me a lot;
So regarding your answer you are quite sure that there should be no "ing" after the verb in the structure above? Cause I remember from so many years back (:31:) that this structure needs a verb with "ing" ! :19:
And with the word PREFER which one of these are correct then?
I prefer traveling by train
I prefer to travel by train
Yours kindly:10:
نقل قول:Hey buddy,
Long time no see!
What happened to weekly scientific contests?!l
Beyond the shadow of a doubt, after would rather, bare form of the verb should be used
You have 3 chioces:
1) prefer + gerund
2) would rather + bare verb
3) would prefer + to +bare verb
I prefer going to unisex party to attending funeral cereminies
I would rather go to unisex party than attend funeral ceremonies
I would prefer to go to unisex party rather than attend funeral ceremonies
Wish you best of lucks
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نقل قول:Hello again ! :46:
I have saved all the stuff so I will be able to refer them on case later!
Thanks for clearing this up for me. It really was struggling with my mind for quite sometime!
And about the weekly contest we had before; it's in progress and modification! :31:
It will be available with an entire new frame as soon as I would be able to get rid of my personal occupations !! :19:
Maybe in new year then ...
Anyway thanks a lot again and wish you best in every single moment of your life :40:
Yours Kindly : Dianella :11:
hi folk
im again here for makin a request
i should write an article about this topic: "why should we use only one international language?whats the point of it?
and is that enough to have only one language as an international language?" plesase tell me your suggestions
نقل قول:hi. I do believe that having only one international language can be very useful, because people all around the world can be able to communicate with each other much more easier so that everybody knows to speak in which language
on the other hand, each language is the representative of its own culture, history and people so by learning the language of each country we respected them; cosequently, if you are able to learn several languages to comunicate with several types of people, do so
which one is correct?
1_You could(or would) tell me the truth.couldn't you?
2_You could(or would) tell me the truth.didn't you?
***
1_I look forward to come
2_I look forward coming
3_I look forward to coming
And is it different about ((I'm looking forward))
thanks
نقل قول:
About your first question the correct choice would be number one. For short questions you have to use the exact verb which is used in the main sentence.
The second question also will be number one.
I found my answer last night and I'm afraid your answer about secend question is wrong
number 3 is the right one.
And here is the link that I found my anwer
کد:http://www.learnenglish.org.uk/grammar/archive/look_forward.html
In first question, the first one is correctنقل قول:
The 2nd one,
Number 2 is correct
I didn't get the point of your question???
I'm looking forward means
من منتظر ..هستم
نقل قول:
be sure that number 2 is incorrect
the right one is number 3
Look forward to is one of the many phrasal verbs in English in which an adverbial particle (forward) as well as a preposition (to) is combined with the stem verb to signify a particular meaning. What we are looking forward to can be exemplified as either as a noun phrase or as a verb-phrase with an -ing pattern
Jill says she's not looking forward to Jack's party next weekend.
I very much look forward to meeting you soon.
They're looking forward to joining their children in Australia
There are many such three-part verbs, e.g.:
look back on = think back to
put up with = tolerate
come down with = fall ill with
There are a number of instances where such verbs end with the preposition to, e.g.:
face up to = confront
get round to = do something after some delay
get down to = concentrate on
Note that in such instances to is not part of any infinitive phrase. It is an integral part of the verb. And whatever it is that we face up to or get round to is normally expressed as either a noun phrase or as a verb phrase with an -ing pattern:
نقل قول:I'm afraid it's not
1_You could(Auxiliary verb ) tell (main verb) me the truth.couldn't (we use Auxiliary in tag endings ) you?
2_You would (Auxiliary verb ) tell me the truth.wouldn't you???l
Take a look at present:
you can tell me the truth , can't you?
you will tell me the truth,won't you???l
(by the way I think the whole sentence will be much better and meaningful when we put it this way :
you could have told me the truth ,couldn't you?? )
And about the second one:
yes you are right :31:l
:20: Thanks a lot 4 your help
Hi:46: dear friends
"be looking forward to+ gerund" is just more formal than "look forward to+ gerund"
:31:hi friends;don't you think that another question should be discussed?
please explain abt relative pronouns
thanks alot:11:
This may be a stupid question but none-the-less
Please tell me know what's different the words of "that" and "which" in the following sentences? and where should I use them?
The following sentences may be false.
I've found an online dictionary some months ago which I always use it and I think that it's the best one.
dictionary.reference.com
نقل قول:Which = is a substitute for an online dictionary
I've found an online dictionary some months ago.............. I always use an online dictionary
---> I've found an online dictionary some months ago which I always use
( I should say the word "it " is wrong at the end of that sentence )
That = is the relative pronoun between two sentences
I think ...... It's the best one
---> I think that it's the best one
:20: Thanks for your prompt reply
منظور از مصدر کامل هر فعل و مصدر هر فعل در انگلیسی چی هست
گذشته در آینده چیست چطور معنا می شود
چطور میتونم جملات مجهول را در حالات مختلف معنا کنم
What's difference between these verbs "look like" , "look" , "seem" , "sound" in the sentences? and where should I use them?
For example which one is false?:
It looks like rain
It looks rain
It sounds rain
It seems rain
اول اینکه فکر نکنید چون چندتا کلمه یه معنی می دهد باید حنما یه فرقی توش باشه انگیلیسی هم مثل فارسی همنطوری که تو فارسی از کلمات متفاوت استفاده می شده این هم همینه ولینقل قول:
معنی اینا می شه
این شبیه بارونه
به نظر بارونه
این یه چیزی تو مایه های بارونه
این به نظر بارونه
اگه بخاای اولی و استفاده کنی :یکی ازت می پیرسه این ریزش آب شبیه چیه تئ می گی (اولی رو)
دومی وقتی ازتمی پرسن لین چیه میریزه سرمون تو میگی (دومی رو)
سومی که واضجه
چهارمی تقریبا هم معنای دومیه با این فرق که پر کاربردتره
دوست عزیز دقیقا 3 تا از جمله ها از نظر گرامری غلط و بی معنیهنقل قول:
در مورد سوالتون هر سه فعل یک معنی می ده.به نظر رسیدن.منتها کاربردش فرق می کنه . اگه که یک مقدار تو جمله ها و مثالهای دیکشنری ببینید کاربردش کاملا مشخص می شه .
درست جمله ها :
It looks like it's raining,It looks like rain, it looks like it rains
جمله دوم که نمی شه اصلا..همون look like باید باشه
It sounds raining, It sounds like raining, It sounds it rains, It sounds it's going to rain
It seems raining, It seems like raining, It seems it's going to rain
Which one is correct!:D
The other problem that juveniles might face is finding a job
The other problem that juveniles might face is to find a job
These days the cost of houses is too high
These days the costs of houses are too high
I would buy a car but not expensive one
I would buy a car but not the expensive one
The true meaning of life
The real meaning of life
Is "be" correct here?!i
If they be well-educated ...l
Which one is correct!:DThe other problem that juveniles might face is finding a job
The other problem that juveniles might face is to find a job
I think both are correct
These days the cost of houses is too high
These days the costs of houses are too highThe first one
I would buy a car but not expensive one
I would buy a car but not the expensive onethe second one,this could be correct too, I would buy a car but not an expensive one
The true meaning of life
The real meaning of lifeFirst one seems to be much better
Is "be" correct here?!i
If they be well-educated ...l
Yes correct:11:l
نقل قول::31:Thank you Azadeh Joonam
نقل قول:By the way,I thought more and I have doubt about this one, could you write the rest of sentence, or the meaning
نقل قول:If they be well-educated they can find a good job with high salary
نقل قول:
Hi dear Sepide
You would better say: if they are well-educated they can......l
Good luck:11:l
نقل قول:I think this could be kind of conditional sentences which we call it
شرطی واقعی= Real conditionals
هرزمانی + فاعل + ، + هر زمانی + IF
So according to that, The sentence will be much better this way,
If they are well-educated, they can find a good job with high salary
with be:
If they will be well-educated, they can(will) find a good job with high salary
Thank u dears
:46:Yeah, u r right
please give me some information about ' Have got and has got '
دقیقا چه تفاوتی مورد نظرتونه؟؟؟ از نظر کاربردی تفاوتش خیلی واضحهنقل قول:
I have got
you have got
s/he has got
We have got
you have got
they have got
منظورم این هست چگونه معنا میشه؟ چرا با فعل کمکی Have هست ؟چه زمانی استفاده میشه؟
با تشکر بسیار
Have/Has +pp=ماضی نقلیفعل get معنی های زیادی میده به طوری که استادا میگن هر جا یه فعلی یادت رفت بیشتر مواقع میتونی از اون استفاده کنی اگه جمله شما این طوریه این معنا رو میده:
eg: I have got the lesson من درسو گرفتم(فهمیدم).
ولی به طور کلی قاعده ی بالایی دلالت میکنه.مثلا:
این کتاب را خوانده ام. I have read this book.
We have seen this film.این فیلم را دیده ایم.به طور کلی هر عملی که در گذشته ی نزدیک در یک زمان نامعین اتفاق افتاده و اثرات اون باقیه با این ساخت نوشته میشه.امیدوارم منظورتونو رسونده باشم.:20:
نقل قول:
در کنار چیزهایی که دوستان گفتن میخوام اضافه کنم که Have/has got در واقع همون معنی Have را میده:31:
مثلا این دوتا جمله کاملا هم معنی هستن فقط یکدومشون فکر کنم بریتیشه و یکی امریکایی و از طرفی یکیش رسمیتره که فکر میکنم Have باشه و Have/has Got غیر رسمیتر هستند:20:
I have a car = I have got a car
Do you have a car?= Have you got a car?l
She has got twp sisters= She has two sisters
How many sisters has she got?!= How many sisters does she have?l
فاعل + have/has + فعل p.p = حال کامل
ترجمه فارسی این زمان ماضی نقلی می باشد. برای بیان عملی که در گذشته شروع شده و تمام شده ولی اثرش در حال حاضر هست
I have watered the flowers
He has passed the test
She has seen the movie twice
نقل قول:Yeah that's right."have got"is the same as "have"."Have got" is British and the other one is American.
I 've a question about "tag questions"
how can we make a tag question for sentences like this :
it appears that you are tired .
does n't it ?!
or
are n't you ?!
I mean for which part of this sentence should we make this tag questions ?
for "it appears " or "you are tired" ?
I'd written once in only beginners about tag endingsنقل قول:
for your question, It is
it appears that you are tired,aren't you????
The part that you want to ask question about, In the above sentence you wanted to know if s'he is tired or not..so you make it with the second sentence
Tag Endgings:
Form
auxiliary verb + subject
If the auxiliary verb in the sentence is positive, the tag is negative
You are Spanish, aren't you?
If the auxiliary verb in the sentence is negative, the tag is positive
You're not Spanish, are you?
If there is no auxiliary verb in the sentence, we use do
You live in Spain, don't you?
functions & examples
We use tag questions:
1. to confirm information
This meal is horrible, isn't it
That film was fantastic, wasn't it
We are already sure of the answer, we just want confirmation, and we use a falling intonation with the tag question.
2. to check information:
You haven't got a piece of paper, have you?
You don't know where the boss is, do you?
The meeting's tomorrow at 9am, isn't it?
We do not know the answer, these are real questions, and we use a rising intonation with the tag question.
important points
1. In the present tense, if the subject is "I", the auxiliary changes to are or aren't
I'm sitting next to you, aren't I?
2. With let's, the tag question is shall we
Let's go to the beach, shall we?
3. With an imperative, the tag question is will you
Close the window, will you?
4. We use a positive tag question after a sentence containing a negative word such as never, hardly, nobody
Nobody lives in this house, do they?
You've never liked me, have you?
5. When the subject is nothing, we use it in the tag question
Nothing bad happened, did it?
6. When the subject is nobody, somebody, everybody, noone, someone, or everyone, we use they in the tag question
Nobody asked for me, did they?
7. If the main verb in the sentence is have (not an auxiliary verb), it is more common to use do in the question tag than have
You have a Ferrari, don't you?
8. With used to, we use didn't in the tag question
You used to work here, didn't you?
9. We can use positive question tags after positive sentences to express a reaction such as surprise or interest
You're moving to Brazil, are you?l
and what about had? can we sayنقل قول:
If the main verb in the sentence is have (not an auxiliary verb), it is more common to use do in the question tag than have
You have a Ferrari, don't you?
you had a big problem.didn't you?a