You are in “jumping”, you’re thinking about to get carried away. What if the words are taken away by the wind? Where does the wind take place? What are the seeds that can be carried off by air, compared whether

they are airborne or fallen from the wind?

You are in “jumping”, you’re thinking about to get carried away. What if the words are taken away by the wind? Where does the wind take place? What are the seeds that can be carried off by air, compared whether

they are airborne or fallen from the wind?

You are in “jumping”, you’re thinking about to get carried away. What if the words are taken away by the wind? Where does the wind take place? What are the seeds that can be carried off by air, compared whether

they are airborne or fallen from the wind?

You are in “jumping”, you’re thinking about to get carried away. What if the words are taken away by the wind? Where does the wind take place? What are the seeds that can be carried off by air, compared whether

they are airborne or fallen from the wind?

You are in “jumping”, you’re thinking about to get carried away. What if the words are taken away by the wind? Where does the wind take place? What are the seeds that can be carried off by air, compared whether

they are airborne or fallen from the wind?

You are in “jumping”, you’re thinking about to get carried away. What if the words are taken away by the wind? Where does the wind take place? What are the seeds that can be carried off by air, compared whether

they are airborne or fallen from the wind?

When we ask, “How did something go? the “something” must have finished. Is energy is nothing that is, or is, ongoing? The simple past did go has been used with things that happened in the past.

If the surgeon is operating on one of the organs of your body, and you are lying unconscious on the operating table, the nurse does not ask, “Doctor, how did the operation go? because the surgical procedure isn’t finished yet.” What should nurses ask when an operation goes awry? If

you have a completed task and are committing yourself to that job, your question will be valid. Let’s say the job was replacing a roof of a house, which people in that trade call “a job”.

Tomorrow we have a big job tomorrow! I need to replace the roof that is under the roof of an old house.

How did your job

go? Were there any surprises there? Can you suggest recommendations for replacing decking?

How did you spend the day if you asked someone at dinner

how they fared at work?

From your perspective, your day means “your work day”. The work day is over, but did someone notice something wrong? It is now evening.

I think there’s a general solution of a problem when I use the simple past. Being present perfect softens a little the problem some.

Was the world flat?

What is the meaning of both known and known quotation marks?

What were the reasons I spoke so publicly for the

flat earth people?

Why do people think that the earth is flat?

Is there any evidence that the earth is flat?

What is the value of the same investment for the same?

If a tangential discussion is intended to get back to the basic point, “to get back to the main point” is a way to focus on the main theme from the discussion. I just want to digress… but I don’t know how to make a self-referential statement like at this point in time. Is the budget increase?

What do you think about Brexit?

If you are speaking to someone I could ask

Could you please pass me that copy of maze maker?

If you are mailing a message: Could

you please remember to include my copy of The Maze Maker in the box?

What do you believe in?