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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
when we say having gone or having got.....i having got home and went to bed.
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Your sentence is not good but the verb phrase does indeed refer to a recent past action. Having got home, I went immediately to bed. Having gone to the movie twice already, I was not interested in seeing it again.
- Your sentence is not good but the verb phrase does indeed refer to a recent past action.
- Having got home, I went immediately to bed.
- Having gone to the movie twice already, I was not interested in seeing it again.
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Your sentence is not good but the verb phrase does indeed refer to a recent past action.
Having got home, I went immediately to bed.
Having gone to the movie twice already, I was not interested in seeing it again.
Having got home, I went immediately to bed.
Having gone to the movie twice already, I was not interested in seeing it again.
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