getting up? more.?
Feb 16th 2010 21:46
Hi my friends.
I just came back home from AUS.
Korea is lunar new year's day now . so i have to mention that happy new year everybody~haha^^
now i have some question to you guys who are my friend and teacher
1. "as times go by " or as time goes by" what's different between them?
i know that singular pliral problem, but i can't distinguish what they different meaning have in the sentence....
2. as times go by is expresstion about time's pass ...
coz (as times go by) something happen...
then how do we say that about age..?
as age getting up? or as age getting more ? ,as age goes by?
what is the correct sentence?
thanks your help ^^
I just came back home from AUS.
Korea is lunar new year's day now . so i have to mention that happy new year everybody~haha^^
now i have some question to you guys who are my friend and teacher
1. "as times go by " or as time goes by" what's different between them?
i know that singular pliral problem, but i can't distinguish what they different meaning have in the sentence....
2. as times go by is expresstion about time's pass ...
coz (as times go by) something happen...
then how do we say that about age..?
as age getting up? or as age getting more ? ,as age goes by?
what is the correct sentence?
thanks your help ^^
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Korea is celebrating lunar new year's day now .
so i have to say happy new year to everybody~haha^^
now i have some questions for you guys, who are my friends and teachers
i know the singular plural problem, but i can't distinguish how they're different...You don't say "as times go by". "time" is an uncountable noun. "As time goes by" is what is often said, and just means "as time passes." For example, "I was excited at first, but as time went by, I became bored."
as times go by is an expresstion about time passing...
coz (as times goes by) something happens...
then how do we say that about age..? You can still use "time". "I was 3 years old in 1992, but time went by and now I'm 23."
as age getting up?
or as age getting more ?
,as age goes by?
"I aged over time" means I got older.