April 7, 2023
Writing Challenge, Day 188
Today is day 188 of my daily English writing challenge. This evening, my mother came back home from Algiers because she had an appointment with her doctor there.
Can I do say: This evening, my mother just has arrived from Algiers. ( The action is new.)
If I understand in first sentence I did not need to put a preposition " at".
Writing Challenge, Day 188
Today is day 188 of my daily English writing challenge.
This evening, my mother came back home from Algiers because she had an appointment with her doctor there.
Can I do say: This evening, msay this: My mother has just has arrived from Algiers.
"has just arrived" is the usual order of words we use but, yes, you can say this.
or,
My mother has just arrived from Algiers tonight.
My mother has just arrived from Algiers this evening.
( The action is new. )
We don't use spaces with parentheses.
If I understand inthe first sentence correctly, I did not need to put ause the preposition " at"."
Correct. "came back home" indicates motion so we never use "at" here. "at" implies staying still.
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Very good work!
April 8, 2023
Now I can say I am proud of myself Mari.
Thank you a bunch Mari.
April 9, 2023
You're very welcome!
Writing Challenge, Day 188
Today is day 188 of my daily English writing challenge.
This evening, my mother came back home from Algiers because she had an appointment with her doctor there.
Can I do say: This evening, my mother has just has arrived from Algiers.
Generally adverbs will follow the verb.
( The action is new. )
If I understand, in the first sentence I did not need to put a preposition " at".
Correct.
April 8, 2023
Thank you so much.
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Today is day 188 of my daily English writing challenge. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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This evening, my mother came back home from Algiers because she had an appointment with her doctor there. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Can I do say: This evening, my mother just has arrived from Algiers. Can I Generally adverbs will follow the verb. Can I "has just arrived" is the usual order of words we use but, yes, you can say this. or, My mother has just arrived from Algiers tonight. My mother has just arrived from Algiers this evening. |
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( The action is new. ) This sentence has been marked as perfect! ( We don't use spaces with parentheses. |
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If I understand in first sentence I did not need to put a preposition " at". If I understand, in the first sentence I did not need to put a preposition " at". Correct. If I understand Correct. "came back home" indicates motion so we never use "at" here. "at" implies staying still. |
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