What time does finish work
What time does finish work
What time does finish work
What time do you finish work?
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My Sentences?
Could you correct these sentences, please?
At what time/what time/ when do you usually finish work?(What is the difference between; ‘when’, ‘at what time,’ and ‘what time’?)
Do you live far from your office? No, I live close to/near to it and I usually walk there/go there on foot.
«I am learning German only.»
«When do you have your lessons?»
«We have lessons on Monday, on Wednesday, and on Friday evening.» (Are the last two ‘on’s optional?)
«How long does your lesson last?»
It last for two hours/two hours.»
«What do you do at home? What are you doing at home?»(I think ‘what are you doing’ can’t be used here.)
«When I come home I usually read magazines and do my homework. Sometimes I write letters to my friends. I receive/get many letters from them and always answer them.»
«Who translates articles from/of foreign magazines in your office? Emma does».
How well does he speak these languages?(English and French)
Who translates letters from German? I do.
My sister works very much/a lot.
Does he work very much?
We read very much, but we write very little in class.
Thanks
Nina_Nia At what time/what time/ when do you usually finish work?(What is the difference between; ‘when’, ‘at what time,’ and ‘what time’?)
Nina_Nia Do you live far from your office? No, I live close to/ near to it and I usually walk there/ go there on foot .
Nina_Nia «I am learning German only.»
Nina_Nia «When do you have your lessons?» your isn’t necessary. «We have lessons on Monday, on Wednesday, and on Friday evening.» (Are the last two ‘on’s optional?) yes.
Nina_Nia «How long does your lesson last?»It last s for two hours /two hours.»
Nina_Nia «What do you do at home? What are you doing at home?»(I think ‘what are you doing’ can’t be used here.)
Nina_Nia «When I come home I usually read magazines and do my homework. Sometimes I write letters to my friends. I receive/get many letters from them and always answer them.»
Nina_Nia How well does he speak these languages?(English and French)
Other answers are correct.
Thank you very much for your explanations, but could you, please explain to me why ‘very much’ was wrong in the last sentence, why can’t I say ‘it lasts two hours’ without ‘for’, and ‘walk there’ instead of ‘go there’?
Since you didn’t say anything about ‘at what time’ I assume you never use it do you?
Nina_Nia why ‘very much’ was wrong in the last sentence,
Nina_Nia why can’t I say ‘it lasts two hours’ without ‘for’
Nina_Nia ‘walk there’ instead of ‘go there’
Nina_Nia Since you didn’t say anything about ‘at what time’ I assume you never use it do you?
At what time/ what time/ when do you usually finish work?(What is the difference between; ‘when’, ‘at what time,’ and ‘what time’?)
Do you live far from your office? No, I live close to/near to it and I usually walk there/go there on foot. Both are correct to me.
«I am learning German only.» I’d say: I am only learning German. (not I’m learning only German)
«When do you have your lessons?» I guess ‘class’ is commonly said. instead of lesson
«We have lessons on Monday, on Wednesday, and on Friday evening.» (Are the last two ‘on’s optional?) . they are not necessary.
«How long does your lesson last?» I would rather say: How long does your lesson take?
It last s for two hours/two hours.» — It takes about two hours.
When I come (get) home I usually read magazines and do my homework. Sometimes I write letters to my friends. I receive/get many letters from them and always answer them.» Here the question would be: What do you do when you get home? (PS: Sentences with the letters are grammatical, but it sounds odd because you kinda repeat yourself.
«Who translates articles from foreign magazines in your office? Emma does». ‘from’ works.
How well does he speak these languages?(English and French) OK. or ‘How well does he know these languages?’
We read very much, but we write very little in class. — We read a lot. We write very little in class, though.
What time does finish work
What time will you finish work?
or
What time do you finish work?
are better.
The first one 🙂
«What time do you finish work?» works too. 🙂
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Present tenses (I am doing / I do) for the future
Learn and practise the present continuous and the present simple (I am doing) with a future meaning.
A Present continuous (I am doing) with a future meaning
This is Ben’s diary for next week.
He is playing tennis on Monday aft ernoon.
He is going to the dentist on Tuesday morning.
He is meeting Kate on Friday.
In all these examples, Ben has already decided and arranged to do these things.
I’m doing something (tomorrow etc.) = I have already decided and arranged to do it:
We do not normally use will to talk about what we have arranged to do:
We also use the present continuous for an action just before you start to do it. This happens especially with verbs of movement (go/come/leave etc.):
We use the present simple when we talk about timetables and programmes (for example, transport or cinema times):
You can use the present simple to talk about people if their plans are fixed like a timetable:
But the continuous is more usual for other personal arrangements:
When you talk about appointments, lessons, exams etc., you can use I have or I’ve got:
I have an exam next week. or I’ve got an exam next week.