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I mean like this "I disapprove of your telling her a lie yesterday".

I know that in colloquial speech we can use this. But i'm asking only about Grammar. Is it grammatically correct here to use only "telling" instead of "having told"? It seems that the word "yesterday" shows that this phrase is about the Past, so we don't have any necessity to use "having told". am I right or not?

Please don't provide other variants of this phrase. We study Unint "Gerund". So it's only about gerunds.

I mean like this: "Excuse me for my having left you yesterday"

Our teacher says, if "Excuse me" it is imperative mood, so we can't use "having left' here. Is he right?

Traduzco la instrucción de la construcción con español

que es Maestreado de las paredes' How that would sound in English?

Inicital sentence in Spanish:

Instalación y montaje de electricidad con 24 puntos de luz en interior y 1 exterior, un cuadro independiente.

Ce doit être sur la carte, que je veux offrir au professeur du français.

The thing is that I'm really into women's feet (either naked or in socks.. no matter). When my girlfriend is sitting at the computer a want to lie on the floor right under the table with her feet on my face. I'd be just happy to stay like this for hours.

I know it's weird. And I'm afraid to offer this to her, coz Idk her reaction. So, girls, how you'd react to this? Would you agree to put your feet on your boyfriend's face?

The last letter in these words:

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please explain to me, may I use in this sentence Past Simple?

The sentence "He came to our city 3 years ago after he had graduated from University"

I mean may i change "had graduated" to just 'graduated'

May I use like this "He came to our city 3 years ago after he graduated from University"

Using Past Simple in the second case will be grammatically correct and used by nowadays English native speakers? Or it will be a mistake I can only use Past Perfect?

I know that "after graduating from uni" can be used, but i need only to settle the dispute.

The sentence "He came to our city 3 years ago after he had graduated from University"

May I use like this "He came to our city 3 years ago after he graduated from University"

Using Past Simple in the second case will be grammatically correct and used by nowadays English native speakers? Or I can only use Past Perfect?

How it can be explained?

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Just a stupid noise for a minute or so... Where is the sense in it?

and very very audaciously in the streets of U.S. cities. It's as it is shown in movies? Or reality is different? These black bros molest other people in the streets? Do you have any problems with them?

"Las mujeres saben siempre cuando se las mira, aun sin verlas, y cuando se las ve sin mirarlas"

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sont très arrogants envers les immigrants. Envers Les gens comme elle. Est-ce vrai?

Elle a vraiment presque pleuré. Elle a dit que les Français veulent toujours montrer leur supériorité et d'humilier les immigrés d'Afrique et d'autres pays ... particulièrement il s'agit des Noirs..