Is "I have not tried asking anyone on a date yet" an idiomatic and enough expression?
Is "I have not tried going on a date before" an idiomatic and enough expression?
Grammar: When should I say I've had or I had? Is it grammatically correct to say "If I had more time to recombobulate, I would not be here right now?" As to date I haven't, am I to assume that while there was interest, you have decided not to go forward with the idea? When is it actually late to say - "it's never too late to start"? "I didn't received the item yet": is this grammatically correct? What is the meaning of: "It's not like they haven't changed either"? Think carefully about this one. Does it mean that I have not changed & they have? Is there a difference between " he was gone before I arrived " and " he had gone before I arrived? How should I use the terms "having been" and "have been"? Is to say "I don't want to or I want to" a reason? Is it "I have already taken the exam" or "I had already taken the exam"? "It was a pleasure meeting you" or "it is a pleasure to have met you": if either is possible, is there really a difference? Does the sentence "I don't want to get myself too much emotionally involved in this relationship" make sense in English? Which one should I use: had gone or went? Is it correct to say "had gotten"? If not, then what is the proper way to say it? What's the best way to phrase this sentence that I'm going to send to a girl I haven't talked to in years? Writing Advice: Is the sentence "I wait." grammatically correct? Is this sentence correct ? " However, the meeting could not be had as XYZ was not available for the same". If no then what will be a correct sentence? When should I use "has been", "have been" and "had been"? When should I use "has been","have been" and "had been"? What is the difference between "begin to do" and "begin doing"? Is "Come up the stage" grammatically correct? What is the difference between hasn't and haven't? If I want to say, "let me know if you can try something and finish doing it", is it correct to say "let me know if you could try it"? How do "I intend on using.." and "I intend to use..." differ? When do you use had to and need not? What are things not to do on a first date? When does one use "had" before a verb? Does the sentence "I didn't want you to think that" make sense in this context? Is the correct grammar "I look forward to meet you" or "I look forward to meeting you"? Is this sentence correct, "I am on my way to picking up my kid from school"?