I was just wondering if the future conditional verb ‘blesserions’ works in this sentence: Aujourd’hui, je vais parler de la pollution et le rechauffement climatique parce que il est en augmentation considérablement et si nous continuons polluer autant que nous le faisons actuellement nous BLESSERIONS le monde. With the intention of the verb being “We … Read more
“Whether you’re flying airplanes, driving boats, or fighting hand-to-hand, the men and women of our nation’s military take a risk every single day of their lives. “ 3 ✅ Answers ? Favorite Answer Two changes. 1) Change “you’re” to “they’re”. The reader (or listener) is not the one flying/driving/fighting. 2) Use ‘risks’ instead of ‘a … Read more
I need to translate this to French using passé compose and imparfait? Thank you sooooo much!!! I need help turning this into a paper with passé compose and imparfait. Could someone help me with this? Please! In the July of 2012 my boyfriend and I drove to New York City. We went because my … Read more
Hello Yahoo community! =) I’m doing a Spanish project and need 20 sentences about a natural disaster translated from English to Spanish while using the imperfect and preterit forms of verbs etc. No google translate, because the translation would be wrong. Thanks so much in advance! “In 26, there was a very big storm. It … Read more
I currently play the violin but I’m thinking about switching to a viola. How long do you think I’ll take me to be able to be qualified for the ‘Regional Orchestra’? Do you think I’ll be able to make it by next year? I play the second violin parts in my school orchestra but I’m … Read more
1 Answer ? Favorite Answer This means that money is important.
How do you say, ‘Next summer I’m going to Ethiopia with my siblings to visit my family. I wouldn’t visit Wales again because of the bad holiday experience.’ Thank you! It’s just that I don’t trust google translate when it comes to spanish :3 x. 2 ✅ Answers El próximo verano, voy a Ethiopia con … Read more
i think this is the imperfect subjunctive followed by conditional…i’m not sure, getting confused! ‘were it to lose all of its happiness, I would be the first to leave.’ ✅ Answers ? Best Answer Basically it is the same as in English, past subjunctive followed by the conditional. However English complicates things by bringing in … Read more
Hi All, can you please suggest what is an appropriate present to give for a 14yr boy on his Roman Catholic Conformation, should the present be some thing religious or just a present & if so what. The relationship is my future daughter in-laws younger bother. I would like to spend about £50..Thanking you all … Read more