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Hi everybody, here i am again asking some, maybe, silly questions Using a tense that refers explicitly to the past might suggest that dad thinks his son has now stopped working hard, and it sounds rather less fulsome praise than using the present tense. When receiving a phone call from a friend, should i ask
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Are you at work? or are you working? supposing he's in his office Personally i would use you are working, even though work needed to get a high mark in the test must have been in the past And also, let's assume that i resigned from work this past monday, and somebody asked me about.
Hello, does this question are you working today? mean either are you going to work today? or are you at work at present? (without a context, i just wonder what it means generally.) thanks.
Go with are you working as a teacher again This way you're asking about the current state of things, rather than the generic state of things (do you work as a teacher?) the sentence do you work as a teacher again Do you asks about a generic state, whereas again is too specific to be generic. Jbardom, thank you for offering your suggestion
I can use that with my mexican friends! I think it would translate to something like are you working hard, or is it the work that is working you?! haha The book says that i should use are you working and not do you work, but would the latter be wrong here As work refers to a usual activity, can't we use the present simple here?
Do you write longhand, use a typewriter or a computer? but if i were interviewing an office worker or a business owner or an executive, i would probably ask what time do you start work every day?
Means have you finished (now or yet) Implies they are nearly out of time Means did you finish (at all) Implies that the students were out of time in the past
Were we to say 'did you finish' at the time of 1 It would indirectly imply that they are out of time and should stop work It's high time you _____ working a bit more seriously Don't you realise that you've already wasted the first five weeks of term
A) started b) start c) are starting d) should start i know that (a) is the correct answer
(it is high time that [somebody]. A colleague just someone you work with, in a close (ish kind of setting) extremely broad term a workmate this is a friend that you have from work, you would get to know people as colleagues, and then become friends, then it's your mate from work or workmate.
