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2008-06-06 7:21 pm
1,I didn't swatch the movie, I think I would have enjoyed it.

這是if -condiotnal clause Type 3? "Would have enjoyed"是什麼的tense?(Past participle?)

1,Would 是will 的past tense,但我知道would 可用在Present / future tense, why?

eg, I would go skating tonight
I would go shopping tomorrow

2,哪一個是正確?

eg, I will do the best I can
I will do the best I could

3,什麼是gerund phrase and participle phrase?他們的用法是?

4,I feel like.........
The cars I saw were like......

後面是否跟noun clause?
I feel like the tempertaure won't drop these few days
The car I saw were like the ones I come across last Monday?

我用得對嗎,不對的話,可否給我例子?

5, (i)Having finished my homework, I went to bed.
(ii)Being built for five years, it is now collapsed

(i),(ii)的頭一句分別用了什麼tenses?

第一句可否跟(Present/future tense eg: I go to bed或者 I will go to bed)

第二句可否跟 (Present/future tense eg: it was collapsed或者it will collapse soon.

Thanks a lot

回答 (4)

2008-06-06 8:34 pm
✔ 最佳答案
1. &quot;Would have enjoyed&quot; is Presesnt Perfest tense.

I would go skating tonight
I would go shopping tmr.

These 2 sentences are not correct. U should change it into
I will go skating tonight.
I will go shopping tmr.

U can only use it as
I would like to (do sth.)
or
Would you like to (do sth.)?


2.correct but &quot;I will do as best as I can&quot; is better


3.A gerund phrase will begin with a gerund, an ing word, and might include other modifiers and/or objects. Gerund phrases always function as nouns, so they will be subjects, subject complements, or objects in the sentence.
.

Be careful not to mistake a gerund phrase for a present participle phrase.
Gerund and present participle phrases are easy to confuse because they both begin with an ing word. The difference is that a gerund phrase will always function as a noun while a present participle phrase describes another word in the sentence.
Bernard hates buttering toast with a fork.

Buttering toast with a fork = gerund phrase, the direct object of the verb hates.

Buttering toast with a fork, Bernard vowed that he would finally wash the week&#39;s worth of dirty dishes piled in the sink.

Buttering toast with a fork = present participle phrase describing Bernard.

2008-06-06 12:35:49 補充:
4.The car I saw were like the ones I come across last Monday=correct

But u seldom say "I feel like the tempertaure won't drop these few days"

The noun clause should be about yrself, if not, use "I think"
Examples:

2008-06-06 12:36:23 補充:
I fell like eating a hamburger=correct

I think eating a hamburger=incorrect

I think the tempertaure won't drop these few days=correct

I feel like the tempertaure won't drop these few days=incorrect

2008-06-06 12:36:46 補充:
5.(i), (ii) tense= present perfect tense+Passive voice(ii)

(i):No. u cannot use future/present tense bcoz
Having finished my homework menas u have already done that particular thing, so it is past tense. If u want to use present/future tense, then:

2008-06-06 12:37:52 補充:
Present: Every day after I have finished my homework, I go to sleep
(Everyday means present tense)
Past :After I have finished my homework, I will go to bed
(After means later, not now. So it is present tense)

2008-06-06 12:38:03 補充:
ii)No bcoz there is the word"NOW". If it is now, how can u use psat/present?! It used collapsed(past) bcoz of passive voice, not the sense
參考: http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/gerundphrase.htm and myself, myself, myself, myself, myself, myself
2008-06-10 1:14 am
[would] is not the past tense of [will]
2008-06-07 10:02 am
pls give me some time to prepare, i'll explain as detailed as i can.
2008-06-06 11:29 pm
小弟只是想作一些補充:

If I had watched the movie, I would have enjoyed it.

If -condiotnal clause Type 3:

Past and Impossible condition (已過去而且沒有法生的事情令說話的人有後悔的感覺;俗稱事後孔明)

If past perfect tense would have been/could have been/should have been/ought to have been/might have been
This pattern refers to past time and mentions something which might have happened but did not.

Examples:
1.If you had shut the windows, the rain would not have come in.
(But you did not shut the window; consequently, the rain came in)
2.If you had locked the door, the money would not have been stolen.
(But you did not lock the door, the money was stolen.)

2008-06-07 09:38:06 補充:
If + past perfect tense + would have been/could have been/should have been/ought to have been/might have been


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