Is past perfect present continuous tense useful here?
I was pronouncing the
word wrong in my sentence, and I couldn’t speak the word correctly. A native speaker spoke for me. it fixed the word.
I believe that natural poisoning is an irritant. Why? I posted it on a language exchange app. So I posted it on the language exchange website. So this is a Google Translate App. (No download, sorry) A native speaker pointed it out that this sentence should read as
I’ve been pronouncing the word wrong until a native speaker pointed it out to me.
No revision of “point out” part. After giving some thought to the grammar rules, I think it’s better to use the past perfect continuous tense at the beginning since the action of “pointing out” happens in the past. What do you think about this post?
Can I understand what I am missing?
Am I talking back to a
native speaker who pointed out that I’ve been pronouncing the word wrong?
How would anybody describe my work from the beginning?
