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Enviro500 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
about "would have + pp"
There is a sentence:
There is no formal date for when Tom became a teacher (other than it would have been in 2008).
I think the speaker is assuming that "Tom became a teacher in 2008" is true. is that right?
There is no formal date for when Tom became a teacher (other than it would have been in 2008).
I think the speaker is assuming that "Tom became a teacher in 2008" is true. is that right?
Top answer
He's not assuming it. He has arrived at that opinion after some careful consideration. Clive
- He's not assuming it.
- He has arrived at that opinion after some careful consideration.
- Clive
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He's not assuming it.
He has arrived at that opinion after some careful consideration.
Clive
He has arrived at that opinion after some careful consideration.
Clive
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CliveHe's not assuming it.He has arrived at that opinion after some careful consideration.Clivehi Clive, what do you mean by "arrived at that opinion"?
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