March 6, 2025
Yesterday, my friend called me asking me to help a lady moving home, who has just divorced her husband. She was planning to move from a free government-funded apartment to a new apartment where she needed to pay $800 a month, and the government paid another $600.
Moving to Apartments
Moving Apartments
eliminating "to" better describes that it is someone else that is moving, and they are moving from one apartment to another apartment. Alternatively, "Moving to a New Apartment" could still keep the word "to" but fixes the awkwardness of a missing indefinite article (a/an).
Yesterday, my friend called meto asking me to help a lady who is moving home, whouse because she has just divorced her husband.
Yesterday, my friend called to ask me to help a lady who is moving house because she has just divorced her husband.
"asking me" is correct in speech, but "to ask me" feels more correct in writing.
"moving home" usually means moving back home after living elsewhere for awhile. "Moving house" means moving from any house to another house.
She wais planning to move from a free, government-funded apartment to a new apartment where she will needed to pay $800 a month, andfter the government paid anotherys $600.
She is planning to move from a free, government-funded apartment to a new apartment where she will need to pay $800 a month after the government pays $600.
"Was planning" would indicate that the move did not happen, but "government paid" indicates that it already did happen. Making the tenses consistently in the present continuous tense helps explain that this is a hypothetical plan that is happening in the future.
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How kind of you to help. I hope she finds her new home soon.
Moving to Apartment
Moving Apartment
Yesterday, my friend called me asking me to help a lady moving home, who has just divorced her husband to move home.
Yesterday, my friend called me asking me to help a lady who has just divorced her husband to move home.
She was planning to move from a free government-funded apartment to a new apartment where she needed to pay $800 a month, and the government paid another $600. She was planning to move from a free government-funded apartment to a new apartment where she needed to pay $800 a month, and the government paid another $600.
Moving to Aan appartment
Moving to an appartment
Yesterday, my friend called me to asking me to help a lady moving home, who has justwho has recently divorced her husband., move houses.
Yesterday, my friend called me to ask me to help a lady who has recently divorced her husband, move houses.
She was planning to move from a free government-funded apartment to a new appartment where she needed to pay $800 a month, and the government paid ano further $600 towards the rent.
She was planning to move from a free government-funded apartment to a new appartment where she needed to pay $800 a month, and the government paid a further $600 towards the rent.
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Moving to Apartment
Moving to
Moving
Moving eliminating "to" better describes that it is someone else that is moving, and they are moving from one apartment to another apartment. Alternatively, "Moving to a New Apartment" could still keep the word "to" but fixes the awkwardness of a missing indefinite article (a/an). |
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Yesterday, my friend called me asking me to help a lady moving home, who has just divorced her husband.
Yesterday, my friend called me to ask
Yesterday, my friend called me asking me to help a lady
Yesterday, my friend called "asking me" is correct in speech, but "to ask me" feels more correct in writing. "moving home" usually means moving back home after living elsewhere for awhile. "Moving house" means moving from any house to another house. |
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She was planning to move from a free government-funded apartment to a new apartment where she needed to pay $800 a month, and the government paid another $600.
She was planning to move from a free government-funded apartment to a new appartment where she needed to pay $800 a month, and the government paid a She was planning to move from a free government-funded apartment to a new apartment where she needed to pay $800 a month, and the government paid another $600. She was planning to move from a free government-funded apartment to a new apartment where she needed to pay $800 a month, and the government paid another $600.
She "Was planning" would indicate that the move did not happen, but "government paid" indicates that it already did happen. Making the tenses consistently in the present continuous tense helps explain that this is a hypothetical plan that is happening in the future. |
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