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    @Shinto sherlock: but I think that "give me an offer" gives the feeling that the offers are stacked at the seller and you are asking him to give you one, and "make me an offer" gives the feeling that the seller is allowed to negociate the prices with the customers
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    First off, "it's" Incorrect as "it" is The latter sentences has not been phrased correctly The latter sentence should have been "I had forgotten" if you like Stepping from there, we should be able to disseminate the difference quite naturally: The difference is essentially emphatic over the Nature of "what" happened, rather than "when " This "nature" is distinctively, Simple Past in the
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    The three auxiliaries that end in z -- has, is, was -- can all be contracted to just the z at the end of the subject NP This is normal in ordinary speech, and just about obligatory for subject pronouns, so he's can mean he was, he is, or he has; the form of the verb that follows will determine which one And, yes, when is the subject of that question, even if somebody said it can't be
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