Dec. 7, 2020
Journal 12/07/20
I don’t think COVID-19 has changed my life. During the lockdown, it indeed caused some problems. For example: one family can only one person to go out to buy necessary life goods every two days. Most shops were closed, and all transportation stopped running. In short, the only thing you can do was stay at home to wait for the hard time to pass. But now in China, everything has come to normal. COVID-19 seems like a remote memory, though there are a few confirmed cases here and there, but it is already a big deal.
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Journal 12/07/20
I don’t think COVID-19 has changed my life.
During the lockdown, it indeed caused some problems.
For example:, one family can only have one person to go out to buy necessary life goods every two days.
For example, one family can only have one person to go out to buy necessary life goods every two days.
Most shops were closed, and all transportation stopped running.
In short, the only thing you canould do was stay at home toand wait for the hard time to pass.
In short, the only thing you could do was stay at home and wait for the hard time to pass.
But now in China, everything has comereturned to normal.
But now in China, everything has returned to normal.
COVID-19 seems like a remote memory, though there are a few confirmed cases here and there, but it is already a big deal.
Dec. 7, 2020
For example:, one family can only have one person to go out to buy necessary life goods every two days.
Isn’t it “has”?
Dec. 7, 2020
COVID-19 seems like a remote memory, though there are a few confirmed cases here and there, but it is already a big deal.
It is already not a big deal.
Dec. 7, 2020
Thank you very much.
Dec. 7, 2020
Isn’t it “has”?
No, it should be "have" because you don't conjugate verbs after modal (helping) verbs. Since you have have "can", which is a modal verb, in the sentence, the verb that follows it is the infinitive form.
Dec. 7, 2020
You're welcome! I hope my explanation is clear.
Dec. 7, 2020
I got it. Thank you very much.
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I don’t think COVID-19 has changed my life. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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During the lockdown, it indeed caused some problems. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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For example: one family can only one person to go out to buy necessary life goods every two days.
For example |
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Most shops were closed, and all transportation stopped running. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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In short, the only thing you can do was stay at home to wait for the hard time to pass.
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But now in China, everything has come to normal.
But now in China, everything has |
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COVID-19 seems like a remote memory, though there are a few confirmed cases here and there, but it is already a big deal. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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