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Ago and before

How to use Ago and before in English Language .
 

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I finished a project three days before. I finished a project three days ago.

 

Ago is used to count back from the present. Ago is used with a past tense and a time expression.

 

Before is used when you date back from any point of time which is made specific.

 Example

 She send him an email moment  before I went home.

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The difference between will and shall is now strictly adhered to by precise speakers. Shall is becoming less and less common, especially in second and third person pronouns

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Who’s is the contraction and Whose is a possessive word.   Who’s is the contraction of who is or who has.   Example of Who’s Who’s is this glass of wine ? X – incorrect Whose is this glass of wine? √ – correct   Whose It’s used in questions and relative clauses. Example of […]

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