Nov. 28, 2021
Still not getting a right answer
One reason I want to open a snooker club.
Is that I want to improve my skill, I even want to become a professional player.
But I already seen few people try this method and fail.
Fail means the business didn’t make any profit and there skill only improve so little.
If you want to become a muscle-man do you need to open a gym?
What should I do will become a decent snooker player?
Still not getting athe right answer
OnThe reason I want to open a snooker club.
Iis that I want to improve my skill,s. I even want to become a professional player.
But I have already seen few people try this method and fail.
For present perfect, subject + have/has + (adj.) + past participle of the verb
(adj.) is optional.
e.g., I (subj.) have already (adj.) tried (v. 'tried' in ptp.) playing football before.
Fail means the business didn’t make any profit and there skills only improve sod by a little bit.
Hope I understood what you want to say :)
If you want to become a muscle-ular man, do you need to open a gym?
Hmm.. muscleman is rarely used. It is better to say muscular man or a bodybuilder :)
Also, muscleman is one word, just for you to know :)
What should I do willto become a decent snooker player?
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Sorry I can't tell you how to become a decent snooker player since I don't play snooker :)
But, just beware of the tenses and the articles (a, the) then you'll be fine :)
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One reason I want to open a snooker club.
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Is that I want to improve my skill, I even want to become a professional player.
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But I already seen few people try this method and fail. But I have already seen few people try this method and fail. For present perfect, subject + have/has + (adj.) + past participle of the verb (adj.) is optional. e.g., I (subj.) have already (adj.) tried (v. 'tried' in ptp.) playing football before. |
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Fail means the business didn’t make any profit and there skill only improve so little. Fail means the business didn’t make any profit and the Hope I understood what you want to say :) |
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If you want to become a muscle-man do you need to open a gym? If you want to become a musc Hmm.. muscleman is rarely used. It is better to say muscular man or a bodybuilder :) Also, muscleman is one word, just for you to know :) |
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