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My friend was taught these phrases. He said they were old grammars.
Have you ever heard grammars like these?
・ I didn't knew that. <--- Normally, we say "I didn't know that."
・ Did I asked about it? <-- Normally, we say "Did I ask about it?"
In summary, can I use "past tense + past tense"?
Would you tell me about it?
PS. Would you correct errors in this article. I am not good at the tense.
Have you ever heard grammars like these?
・ I didn't knew that. <--- Normally, we say "I didn't know that."
・ Did I asked about it? <-- Normally, we say "Did I ask about it?"
In summary, can I use "past tense + past tense"?
Would you tell me about it?
PS. Would you correct errors in this article. I am not good at the tense.
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友達がこんなフレーズを習ってきた。彼いわく、昔の文法らしい。
こんな文法、聞いたことありますか?
・ I didn't knew that. <--- 普通、"I didn't know that."
・ Did I asked about it? <--- 普通、"Did I ask about it?"
つまり、「過去形+過去形」を使えるのでしょうか?
教えていただけますか?
PS. この記事のエラーを直していただけますか?私は時制が苦手なのです。
友達がこんなフレーズを習ってきた。彼いわく、昔の文法らしい。
こんな文法、聞いたことありますか?
・ I didn't knew that. <--- 普通、"I didn't know that."
・ Did I asked about it? <--- 普通、"Did I ask about it?"
つまり、「過去形+過去形」を使えるのでしょうか?
教えていただけますか?
PS. この記事のエラーを直していただけますか?私は時制が苦手なのです。
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I am not good at using tenses.
Those sentences don't use an old style of grammar, they're just plain wrong. :)
Really? I will tell him about the answer.
Have you ever heard of such grammars like these?
'grammar' is plural on its own, 'grammars' doesn't exist.
He said it was old grammars.
Have you ever heard of such grammars like these before?
To summarise, can I use "past tense + past tense"?
'In summary' is okay, but 'to summarise' is more natural.
Would you correct errors in this article?
I've never heard of such grammar, new or old. If you were to use them, people would just assume you're really bad at English ^^;
"people would just assume you're really bad at English"...
I'll cry!(T-T) I'll never use the grammar! (^^)/
"Hear of" is new to me! What's different from "hear"?
*If I have errors, please correct them, again. :3
'To hear' means 'to be told'
- Have you heard the news?
- Have you heard that there's going to be a new show on TV?
'To hear of' means 'to be informed about/to be familiar with/to learn of'
- He's never heard of Oscar Wilde (doesn't know who Oscar Wilde was.)
- Has anyone heard of the new virus?
There is also 'to hear about' which means 'to find out a piece of information'
- I've never heard about that village before.
- Did you hear about the new project?
Hope this helps :)
Mmm, but it's difficult for me to use them. vv;;
I'll check how to use when people use those phrases. ^^v
Thanks! If I have any questions, I may ask you.
If you have time, I hope you'll answer me. Thanks!!!