before marriage I worked in association for two years I give money for poor people and use computer and phone.Now I live in Oman and I have license on French that’s why I can’t find a job here because they use the English language. I would like to work a teacher or office worker they are my favorites works.
Dear Sir,
I would like to know whether the following expressions are grammatical. And also please tell me whether their meanings are the same as I have given against each in brackets.
1) I would give you my car, but it is not with me. (Now I am ready to give me my car, but unfortunately, it is not with me.)
2) I would tell her, but I don't see her these days. (I want/wish to tell her, but nowadays I am not seeing her.)
3) I would come there, but I don't have a vehicle. (I am ready to come there, but unfortunately, I don't have a vehicle.)
Thank you.
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Hello Aniyanmon,
All of those are fine and the meanings are as you describe. Well done!
Peter
The LearnEnglish Team