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• La direttrice: Андрей Звягинцев
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JamesM said: “What happen” is definitely a mistake. I rarely say that, but I’m confident about this one. In fact, it is one of the common red flags that signal you are speaking to a non-native speaker. It can be seen in google. ‘What happen – Somebody set up us the bomb, we get signal, main screen turn on.’. Nov 7, 2011. #2. Yes, I think it means both depending on context. The two meanings are, of course, related. In your second example, it says in a very compressed way something like “There is always a chance that this will happen, so it just happens…”. If something happens, it happens because there is a chance, that is, it happens “by chance”. Nov 7, 2020. #7. Tegs said: this would be a strange phrase to use. “If it happens, it happens” is something we would say about something (usually something bad) that may happen in the future. We can’t say it for something that has already happened. You could, however, say: “Oh well, these things happen.” which means that despite our efforts to … What does happen to the leaf/leaves in autumn? In 1. we have the verb “do”. The leaves/leaf carry the action of the verb “do”, and are therefore the subject. And therefore “do” changes to “does” if only one leaf is involved. In 2. the thing that happens carries the action of the verb and is therefore the subject. Should I write “what happens when” or “what happen when”? Does it depend on if I know if the “what” that happens is plural or singular, or is it always the same? Provided “what happens” is correct in all situations, how about this: “What happens when [something]? Two things: [one thing that happens] and [another thing that happens].” India. Hindi. Sep 13, 2018. #2. The sentence given is second conditional sentence ( Refer: Type 2 Conditional | English Grammar | EF ). Therefore the word to use in this sentence is “happened”. It is a present imaginary situation that would be happening if that thing happened. For me the two expressions have different meanings and are used differently, e.g. “We’re looking for someone who can ride a horse.” “Well, as it happens, I am an expert rider. I would be the ideal candidate.” If you use “as happens” then it makes much more sense. “However, the expression a couple of is often used loosely in language, as happens … Oct 26, 2009. #1. Hi there, could you please tell me whether it is correct to say. A) We will see what happens. B) We will see what will happen. when you talk about the future – for example about how this crisis is going to evolve. Thanks a lot for your point of view! T. εἰ συμβαίνει = if it happens. ἐάν συμβῇ = if it ever happens. Smyth sometimes uses “ever”, and in some of his examples, it doesn’t even seem possible to put in an ever, and in some cases where it is possible (the math example again) it completely misrepresents the meaning of the Greek. Hello everyone! This is the first time I post on the Polish forum. I hope you can help me. How do you normally say ”what happens is that” when you are giving an explanation? 1) What happens is that we might fail if we don’t try hard enough. 2) What happens is that she is afraid of flying because she traumatized when she was a child.

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