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WillPitt Posted 13 years ago
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I packed up a bag and made it seem like I was going to have run away from home rather than face Mom and Dad for what I did.
''I was going to have run away'', what tense is this? If I say I was going to run away instead, what will be the difference? Thank you
''I was going to have run away'', what tense is this? If I say I was going to run away instead, what will be the difference? Thank you
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I say your version is correct; the original is not. You are a better writer than the author!
- I say your version is correct; the original is not.
- You are a better writer than the author!
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I say your version is correct; the original is not.
You are a better writer than the author!
You are a better writer than the author!
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