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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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The supermarket was how I remembered it to be.
I want to say that was I walk through the market, it's the same as it had been 3 years ago before I moved.
Also, whats the differnce between "I thought you would have remember." and "I thought you would remember."
thank you very much tecachers!
I want to say that was I walk through the market, it's the same as it had been 3 years ago before I moved.
Also, whats the differnce between "I thought you would have remember." and "I thought you would remember."
thank you very much tecachers!
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Anonymous The supermarket was how I remembered it to be. I want to say that was I walk through the market, it's the same as it had been 3 years ago before I moved. " thank you very much tecachers!
- Anonymous The supermarket was how I remembered it to be.
- I want to say that was I walk through the market, it's the same as it had been 3 years ago before I moved.
- " thank you very much tecachers!
- Sentence is correct.
- Depending on the context, 'I thought you would remember' and 'I thought you would have remembered' could both be correct.
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AnonymousThe supermarket was how I remembered it to be.
I want to say that was I walk through the market, it's the same as it had been 3 years ago before I moved.
Also, whats the differnce between "I thought you would have remembered." and "I thought you would remember."
thank you very much tecachers!
Sentence is correct.
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