hi. my name is M.Ramzan i’m from pakistan .im student of level 6 … i have one question.
it is time:
it is high time:
it is about time:
1:it is high time i toke admission .
above sentence shows past…one of our teachers taught us…although this sentence is in past but meaning is in present…it means i wonna take admission now .
so what are your comments .
Hi Ramzan,
Please take a look at this: It’s time + simple past (subjunctive).
And this: It’s high time + simple past (subjunctive)[YSaerTTEW443543]
TOEIC listening, photographs: The earthmover[YSaerTTEW443543]
which one is correct -----
1:until you remain idle,you will make no progress.
2:so long as you remain idle,you will make no progress.
It’s ( high /about ) time:
*It’s about /high time the government took measurements to stop tax evasion
*It’s high /about time the government did something to eradicate the underground economy in our country
*It’s about / high time speculators of all sorts were jailed
*It’s high/about time public authorities made anti-smuggling laws more stringent
I hopr this will help you 
I think that hte second sentence is correct ( so long as you remain idle you will make no progress) because Iknow that the link words ( providing that , provided that , as long as and so long as) introduce condition. They mean the same as: but only if , if , only if
Example :
Provided / providing that you work hard , you will get good marks
= You will get good marks provided /providing that you work hard
=You will get good marks only if you work hard
= If you work hard you will get good marks
= You will get good marks as long as/so long as you work hard
= As long as/ so long as you work hard you will get god marks
= You will get good marks but only if you work hard
Correct me if am wrong 
thanks for your good comments Sarah …
i like conditional sentences… it fascinates me alot… as long as grammar is concern…it’s bit hard/confusing…
here are some sentences…hope u give me some helping hand .
1: i’m going to karachi because i may consult physician
2: im going to karachi in order that i may consult physician.
second one - :since’’ and for’’
1: i have not seen you long since .
2:i have not seen you for a long time.
3:it is long since i saw you
Enjoying and Keeping
!: i hope you are keeping good health.
2: i hope you are enjoying good health
I think that we say :
sarah … Only can be placed after if and indicates hope…a wish or regret
occording to the tense used with it …
for example:
1: here is your sentence
1:: You will get good marks but only if you work hard.
now go through second one
2: you will get good marks but if only you work hard .
only if is wrong …
for example
1: if only he didn’t smoke = we wish he didn’t smoke OR we are sorry he smokes .
is it possible to say? = only if he didn’t smoke .
Good evening
When I said "only if " I said that it expresses condition and I know that this is correct because a freind of mine gave me a book where I found it.
"if only " expresses the wish
I think that the 2 caces are correct and it depande on what we want to express
And the sentence" only if he didn’t smoke" is wrong cause in this case we can’t express condition we can only express a hope or a wish
Regards
GM sarah .
i found a site related to ‘‘ONLY IF’’ conditionals…
The team will win only if Yankl scores.
Clearly, this suggests that “when the team wins, Yankl scores,” and "when Yankl does not score, the team does not win.
As a result, we can say that "The team will win only if Yankl scores.
all the best .
Hi
That’s exactly what I was telling you : You will get good marks only if you work hard
This means that you are going (in the future)to get good marks but in a condition which is you have to work hard ;that also means when you don’t work hard you will not get good marks
hi …
i completely understod…i havn’t gone through such stuffs be4…therefore
such confusing circumstances were evailed.anyhow one of my friends aften
utilizeses such sentences…
As a Speaker i Want to Specify The Specific Specification of given issue.
can we use … (specify -transitive verb)(specific ,adjective )(specification,noun )
all forms in one sentence …what do u say.
Sorry pal I really don’t know but I prafer to use simple words and simple phrases .You can ask Torsten he will be able to answer you ( you can send him a privet messege too,and when you find the answer just let me know)
disappointing … he suggests me to paste it On grammar section -
anyways. i guess , Torsten doesn’t have any solid point…
As a Speaker i Want to Specify The Specific Specification of given issue.
i want to ask about this:
do we use “I and he are going out” or “he and I are going out” or "He and me are going out ‘’
‘’ or’’ the last one “me and he are going out” according to standard english…
I think that we say he and I rae going out but if you give me a little bit of time I can look fore more informations .
Good morning
I asked a freind of mine and he toled me that we say " we are going out"
" Ann and I are going out " because in this case we have a name and a pronoun
the fat minister’s son is running fast .
here is some confusion ---------
who is fat…the minister OR son