@EarleyGrave

thank you!!
and.

in the past, i got an interview

A : when can you come to US?
B : when i get the visa, i can go there.

he didn't understand me

do you know the reason?

EarleyGrave

13 Mär 2021

Englisch (US)

@cihlove I don't know why he wouldn't understand. I understand that. After you get a visa, you can go there. Maybe this wasn't a specific enough answer for him (he wanted an exact time/date).

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cihlove

13 Mär 2021

Koreanisch

@EarleyGrave thank you!

american people want to know the concrete explain!

EarleyGrave

13 Mär 2021

Englisch (US)

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cihlove

13 Mär 2021

Koreanisch

@EarleyGrave thank you for giving me more detail

EarleyGrave

13 Mär 2021

Englisch (US)

@cihlove No problem!

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when s+ V
as S +V

i'm still a litte confused

could i have knowledge of their differences?

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when s+ V as S +V i'm still a litte confusedcould i have knowledge of their differences? Sehen Sie eine Übersetzung

@cihlove "I walk on the bridge as the sun sets." means it's still setting, it hasn't gone down yet. "I walk on the bridge when the sun sets." could mean it's already set, it's a little more ambiguous as to whether it's still going down or has gone down.

I'm confused too, I don't understand the question.

@cihlove Ah. Well, we'd say the first one (though "comeback" is "come back" or "get back", not one word), and the second one is technically correct but no one would say it.

@cihlove "I walk on the bridge as the sun sets." means it's still setting, it hasn't gone down yet. "I walk on the bridge when the sun sets." could mean it's already set, it's a little more ambiguous as to whether it's still going down or has gone down.

@cihlove I don't know why he wouldn't understand. I understand that. After you get a visa, you can go there. Maybe this wasn't a specific enough answer for him (he wanted an exact time/date).

@cihlove No problem!

when s+ V
as S +V

i'm still a litte confused

could i have knowledge of their differences?

@cihlove "I walk on the bridge as the sun sets." means it's still setting, it hasn't gone down yet.

"I walk on the bridge when the sun sets." could mean it's already set, it's a little more ambiguous as to whether it's still going down or has gone down.

@cihlove "I walk on the bridge as the sun sets." means it's still setting, it hasn't gone down yet.

"I walk on the bridge when the sun sets." could mean it's already set, it's a little more ambiguous as to whether it's still going down or has gone down.