I read a book yesterday（past tense）和I was reading a ... - HiNative
I read a book yesterday（past tense）I was reading the book yesterday. (It is implied that you did not read the whole book.) I read the book yesterday. (This says you read the entire book.) I read some of the book yesterday. (This clarifies that you read only part of the book.)|1. I read a book yesterday = 読みました。 2. I was reading a book yesterday = 読んでいました。 2 ...
"I read a book" 和 "I have read a book" 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative
I read a book --> here you're just saying that at some point in the past, you opened a book and read it. You would use this tense if you were talking about what you did on a certain day and simply describing the sequence of your actions. "I ate breakfast, read a …
What is the difference between "I read a book on my bed
Apr 1, 2020 · Synonym for I read a book on my bed "In bed" usually suggests you are in your bed, with the blankets over your body. "On" + "bed" usually means on top of the blankets.|"on the bed." you are above the blanket. "in the bed." you are under the blanket. Examples: "i sleep in my bed." "i sit on my bed."|the first one shows that you read the book while you're sitting on the bed, the second one, you ...
【to read a book】 と 【reading a book】 はどう ... - HiNative
"to read a book" is using the infinitive form 'to read'. it is a blank sentence. it only means "to read a book" it's hard to explain. if you were to use another verb it would make sense. "I want to read a book". "reading a book" makes no sense o. its own either, you need to say "I am reading a book" or "You are reading a book"
【She sat reading a book.】 と 【She was sitting ... - HiNative
英語 (アメリカ) I can understand both, but "She sat reading a book" implies past-tense as in she is not reading anymore. "She was sitting reading a book" seems more present while "was" can indicates past-tense "sitting" implies that she is currently sitting. So if the question is between "sat" and "sitting". "Sat" would be past and ...
【I have read】 と 【I have been reading】 は ... - HiNative
I have read means that you finished reading the book, i‘ve reading means you read some of it and are still in the process of reading. この回答は役に立ちましたか？. 語学を上達させる方法を知っていますか それは、自分で書いた文章をネイティブスピーカーに添削してもらうことです ...
【I have been reading a book for 2 weeks.】 と 【I ... - HiNative
It could be any book that took you 2 weeks; which the listener will not know which book. If you want to use “have read” to represent an action that’s still happening, “I have read this/that/*the book for 2 weeks” would be natural and people will know you’re still reading it. However, I “have been reading” would be preferred if ...
"He reads a book" 和 "he is reading a book" 和有什么不一样？
品质积分: 3345. 回答数: 2860. 被“赞”数: 2373. He reads a book - a general thing that he does. “He reads a book every night before going to sleep.” “When he feels sad he reads a book.”. He is reading a book - something he is doing now. “He is reading a book because he’s sad.” “I can’t talk to him because he’s ...
Đâu là sự khác biệt giữa "I have been reading a book for 2 weeks." …
Đồng nghĩa với I have been reading a book for 2 weeks. Ah I get what you mean now... As the latter example “I have read a book for 2 weeks” does not specifically refer to the book you’re still reading, it gave an impression that it’d happened in the past. It could be any book that took you 2 weeks; which the listener will not know which book. If you want to use “have read” to ...
【I will finish to read the book】 と 【I will finish reading the book …
i read the book と i read a book はどう違いますか？. i am going to read the book と i will read the book はどう違いますか？. I will read the book soon. と I will read soon the book. はどう違いますか？. I'll have to finish reading the book tomorrow. と I have to finish reading the book tomorrow.