Hello!
First of all I want to tell you a thank for your responses. It seems there
are some disagreements so I don't know what variants are correct and what
wrong...
I would be very grateful to you if you will explain me why you think those
variants are correct? Above there are the variants with disagreements.
He's not bored of his life in the country
or
He's not bored with his life in the country
I cut myself when I shaved
or
I cut my self when I was shaving
There will a festival tomorrow
or
There will be a festival tomorrow
When I arrived, the film had already started.
or
When I arrived, the film already had started
You won't have drunk the coffee before the boss comes in, won't you?
or
You will drunk the coffee before the boss comes in, won't you?
This time tomorrow I am having a cold shower.
or
This time tomorrow I will have a cold shower.
I'm really bored of this film
or
I'm really bored with this film
The second question is about some variants without disagreements, but I want
to understand why (what is the rule), no only to memorize tham. They are
above.
It's a lovely place. I "had" a wonderful time here. Too bad I'll have to
leave
soon - why "had" and not "have been having"?
Money makes the world go round - Why without "the"?
She used to hate washing up, but now she likes it.-Why "used to" and not
"was used to"?
Thanks.
Andrew
P.S. Как вам удобнее или на английском или на русском, спасибо.
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