Panoche I have been inspired by writing this post, but really should be him who did.
maintain verbal contact since I've been criticized many times by the use of different tenses in the same sentence or use the present perfect tense instead of the indefinite to refer to a past event and it ended. I must admit I've done everything possible to rectify them, largely, I did it, but I still have a little. However, although sometimes I screw, Panoche has ensured that each time I hear the error in the mouths of others, recognize and even when I who commits it, I also realize, albeit late.
I tried to make him understand that it is very difficult to correct a mistake when you hear it all the time (the people around us, television, radio) and I managed to be more lenient, but still gets much cane.
As I do not know if the description I've made you become an idea of \u200b\u200bwhat I mean, I put a few examples.
is common, at least in the downtown area (which almost all visitors come from) mixing tenses: "Last year I went on vacation to the beach and I brought only a suitcase." Perhaps this error is not as prevalent as the next, but I assure you that what we say.
The other is the type: "Yesterday I ate lentils" (rather than eat) or "last week we saw a movie (rather than seen). Yes it would be nice if we talk about something closer in time (this morning) or event that has not ended or has time then ("I've written three books" is supposed to not have written all today, but the tense implies that I can write more yet.)
As the first decision I think I have passed (maybe Panoche dares to speak and confirm it), the second, but is most advanced, cost more.
I think if at least the visitors of this blog (and a spouse) as correct, panocho be given meaning to his struggle for the language (although it has more cross-pending).
maintain verbal contact since I've been criticized many times by the use of different tenses in the same sentence or use the present perfect tense instead of the indefinite to refer to a past event and it ended. I must admit I've done everything possible to rectify them, largely, I did it, but I still have a little. However, although sometimes I screw, Panoche has ensured that each time I hear the error in the mouths of others, recognize and even when I who commits it, I also realize, albeit late.
I tried to make him understand that it is very difficult to correct a mistake when you hear it all the time (the people around us, television, radio) and I managed to be more lenient, but still gets much cane.
As I do not know if the description I've made you become an idea of \u200b\u200bwhat I mean, I put a few examples.
is common, at least in the downtown area (which almost all visitors come from) mixing tenses: "Last year I went on vacation to the beach and I brought only a suitcase." Perhaps this error is not as prevalent as the next, but I assure you that what we say.
The other is the type: "Yesterday I ate lentils" (rather than eat) or "last week we saw a movie (rather than seen). Yes it would be nice if we talk about something closer in time (this morning) or event that has not ended or has time then ("I've written three books" is supposed to not have written all today, but the tense implies that I can write more yet.)
As the first decision I think I have passed (maybe Panoche dares to speak and confirm it), the second, but is most advanced, cost more.
I think if at least the visitors of this blog (and a spouse) as correct, panocho be given meaning to his struggle for the language (although it has more cross-pending).
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