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📌 اینجا کلمهی کلیدی ما "Since" هست.وقتی میگیم "Since we were children"، یعنی "از وقتی بچه بودیم تا همین الان". این دقیقاً تعریف زمان Present Perfect هست: اتصالی بین گذشته و حال.
Have/Has + Past Participle
with "since" to show a state that started in the past and continues to the present.
زمان حال ساده (Know) فقط برای بیان یه واقعیت در لحظه اکنونه و نمیتونه طولِ زمان (Duration) رو از گذشته تا الان پوشش بده.
زمان گذشته ساده یعنی پرونده اون کار بسته شده!
اگه بگی "I knew him"، یعنی "قدیما میشناختمش" (و الان دیگه نه، یا شاید طرف فوت کرده!).ولی کلمهی Since داره داد میزنه که این رابطه هنوز برقراره، پس نمیتونیم از گذشته ساده استفاده کنیم.
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By the time we get to the cinema, the movie __.
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❓ Whether we go to the beach tomorrow will ___ the weather.
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❓ Whether we go to the beach tomorrow will ___ the weather.
💡 Answer & explanation
✅ depend on
The verb 'depend' is always followed by the preposition 'on' (or 'upon'), never 'of'. While 'rely' also takes 'on', the options provided use incorrect prepositions. Example: 'The cost of the trip will depend on how many people come.'
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✅ depend on
The verb 'depend' is always followed by the preposition 'on' (or 'upon'), never 'of'. While 'rely' also takes 'on', the options provided use incorrect prepositions. Example: 'The cost of the trip will depend on how many people come.'
فعل 'depend' (بستگی داشتن) همیشه با حرف اضافه 'on' (یا upon) استفاده میشود و هرگز با 'of' نمیآید. اگرچه فعل 'rely' به معنای تکیه کردن هم با 'on' میآید، اما در گزینههای دیگر با حروف اضافه اشتباه نوشته شدهاند. مثال: هزینه سفر بستگی به این دارد که چند نفر بیایند.
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JDISF
❓ I ___ to London last year.
💡 Answer & explanation
✅ went
We use the Past Simple ('went') for completed actions at a specific time in the past ('last year'). 'Have gone' (Present Perfect) is used for unfinished time or when the exact time isn't mentioned. 'Go' is Present Simple for routines. 'Was going' is Past Continuous, used for interrupted actions or background descriptions. Example: I went to Paris in 2020. I have gone to Paris twice.
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✅ went
We use the Past Simple ('went') for completed actions at a specific time in the past ('last year'). 'Have gone' (Present Perfect) is used for unfinished time or when the exact time isn't mentioned. 'Go' is Present Simple for routines. 'Was going' is Past Continuous, used for interrupted actions or background descriptions. Example: I went to Paris in 2020. I have gone to Paris twice.
ما از گذشته ساده ('went') برای کارهای تکمیل شده در یک زمان مشخص در گذشته ('last year') استفاده میکنیم. 'Have gone' (حال کامل) زمانی استفاده میشود که زمان دقیق مشخص نباشد. 'Go' حال ساده برای کارهای روتین است. 'Was going' گذشته استمراری است و برای کارهای ناتمام در گذشته استفاده میشود. مثال: I went to Paris in 2020. I have gone to Paris twice.
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❓ She has always been slightly jealous ___ her sister's success.
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❓ She has always been slightly jealous ___ her sister's success.
💡 Answer & explanation
✅ of
In English, the adjective 'jealous' is followed by the preposition 'of'. You are jealous 'of' someone or something. Using 'about' or 'from' is a common mistake because they often directly translate from other languages. Example: 'Why are you so jealous of his new car?'
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✅ of
In English, the adjective 'jealous' is followed by the preposition 'of'. You are jealous 'of' someone or something. Using 'about' or 'from' is a common mistake because they often directly translate from other languages. Example: 'Why are you so jealous of his new car?'
در زبان انگلیسی، صفت 'jealous' (حسود) همیشه با حرف اضافه 'of' میآید. استفاده از 'about' یا 'from' یک اشتباه رایج است زیرا زبانآموزان معمولاً آن را مستقیماً از زبان مادری خود (مثلاً حسادت به یا نسبت به) ترجمه میکنند. مثال: چرا اینقدر به ماشین جدید او حسودی میکنی؟
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