Which of these phrases are correct "They were vanished" or "They had vanished"? If these two sentences are correct please give some examples and explain on how these phrases affect the meaning of the sentence.
“They had vanished” is correct. This sentence is using the past perfect tense of vanish. The past perfect tense is used to show an action that was completed prior to another action.Example 1: I hurried back to find my friends, but they had vanished.In other words, the vanishing of my friends took place before I was able to return to them.Example 2: Steve saw several UFOs. He tried to take a picture but by the time he had his camera ready, they had vanished.The UFOs vanished before Steve was able to get his camera ready.“They were vanished” is incorrect. It’s also not entirely clear what it’s trying to be, though there seem to be two main options. It could be an attempt at past perfect which we have already covered above.It could also be an attempt at the past continuous tense. The proper past continuous would be “They were vanishing.” Past continuous is used to show that something happened over a period of time rather than at an exact moment in time.Example: Bob liked watching the squirrels play, but they were vanishing. His neighbor was cutting down the trees they lived in.In other words, the squirrels didn’t just vanish in an instant, it happened over a period of time in the past. That period of time being when his neighbor was cutting down trees.
English (language): Are both of these phrases correct? (In the 113th minute or in minute 113)
Like everyone else is saying, both are correct in functional terms. "In minute 113" isn't very usual and (for some people) it might require a bit of thinking to get the meaning.The much more usual is "in the Nth minute" so that it's the 20th, 60th, 113th or whatever minute since the start of time of the activity.Thanks for the A2A.
What's the correct verb for these phrases Spanish?
1.sophie___unos manteles de mundillo irá saldrá hará estudiará 2. Los estudiantes____por todas partes en Puerto Rico Verán Irá Bailarán Caminarán
Are these phrases CORRECT in Tagalog ?
English: "Please pass-by/take EDSA then go straight on Ortigas" Tagalog:"Paki daan sa EDSA tapos direcho sa Ortigas" ?? English: "Straight on Aurora then left on Katipunan then right on Commonwealth" Tagalog: "Direcho sa Aurora tapos kaliwa sa Katipunan tapos kanan sa Commonwealth" ??? CORRECT ME IF I CAN SAY IT BETTER *Example of telling the taxi where to go :)
How would you correctly translate these phrases in French?
Home sweet home: Demeure, chère demeure Welcome to our house: Bienvenue dans notre demeure (maison) Bless this house: Benissez cette maison Home is where the heart is: Notre demeure est le coeur du foyer. Some french expressions cannot be translated literally. It is better to say "demeure" as this means the house as a home as opposed to saying "maison" which describes the house as a building. Also, "benissez" is the polite form for "bless". The last expression means "our house is the heart of our family". Hope this helps.
Do english native speakers use these phrases?
I've just had an englist test at school and i found these entences are so weird (at least to me). can somebody explain to me plz? please pardon my to disturb you [pardon my TO DISTURB???] they often suggest their going out with some fiends. [THEIR going out???] the rose is my favorite color [we dont need THE here, right?]
Are these phrases grammatically correct in Latin?
are these phrases grammatically correct? : 1. "carissimus filius dei" (meaning "dearest son of god"?) 2. "amata filius dei" (meaning "beloved daughter of god"?) 3. "carissimus filius dei patris" (meaning "dearest son of god the father"? is this in correct order?) what is the difference between amatus and carissimus and dilectus? which of the three words would be the best choice if i want to say "beloved daughter of god"? what is the difference between: 1. amata filia dei 2. amata dei filia 3. dei amata filia are they any different? if not which one sounds most fluent? THANKS SO MUCH IN ADVANCE!!!
Put the phrases in the correct order to create a dialogue. (SPANISH)?
Put the following phrases in the correct order as if they were a conversation such as Blank Blank...1st. Me llamo Laura. ¿Y tú? Estoy muy bien. ¿Y tú? ¡Buenos días! ¡Mucho gusto, Antonio! ¡Hola! ¿Qué tal? Me llamo Antonio. ¡Encantado, Laura! ¡Adiós! Estoy excelente, gracias. ¡Hasta luego!