Aug. 3, 2020
Exam day
When came here this morning, I went through the famous red gate called "Akamon." I have never been here, so this was the first time I have ever seen it. When I saw it, I felt like I was welcomed by this university. I imagined many fun things I might experience when Iam in university, but now I need to concentrate on the exams.
When came here this morning, I went through the famous red gate called "Akamon."
I haved never been here, so this was the first time I haved ever seen it.
'Have' is present tense; both uses should be 'had.'
'Was' is past tense and is correct!
Past tense is correct! But if you had wanted present tense it would be: "I have never been here, so this is my first time ever seeing it."
You are telling us this story in past tense, so past tense is correct.
When I saw it, I felt like I was welcomed by this university.
I imagined many fun things I might experience when Iam in university, but now I need to concentrate on the exams.
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You wrote an entry that handled past, present, and future tenses well!
Good luck on your exams.
Aug. 3, 2020
Thank you!!
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When came here this morning, I went through the famous red gate called "Akamon." This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I have never been here, so this was the first time I have ever seen it. I ha 'Have' is present tense; both uses should be 'had.' 'Was' is past tense and is correct! Past tense is correct! But if you had wanted present tense it would be: "I have never been here, so this is my first time ever seeing it." You are telling us this story in past tense, so past tense is correct. |
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When I saw it, I felt like I was welcomed by this university. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I imagined many fun things I might experience when Iam in university, but now I need to concentrate on the exams. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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