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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
apologize that
"Mark apologized to me that he did not tell me the truth."
Is this sentence grammatically correct ?
Another one goes like:
"I regret that I hadn't studied regularly."
Is there a tense mistake in this one? Or do I deserve full points from both answers? Thanks.
Is this sentence grammatically correct ?
Another one goes like:
"I regret that I hadn't studied regularly."
Is there a tense mistake in this one? Or do I deserve full points from both answers? Thanks.
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" No. " Is this sentence grammatically correct ? " I see no reason to use Past Perfect.
- " No.
- " Is this sentence grammatically correct ?
- " I see no reason to use Past Perfect.
- " Is there a tense mistake in this one?
- Or do I deserve full points from both answers?
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Hi,
"Mark apologized to me that he did not tell me the truth."
No. Say eg "Mark apologized to me for not telling me the truth."
Is this sentence grammatically correct ?
Another one goes like:
"I regret that I hadn't studied regularly."
I see no reason to use Past Perfect.
"Mark apologized to me that he did not tell me the truth."
No. Say eg "Mark apologized to me for not telling me the truth."
Is this sentence grammatically correct ?
Another one goes like:
"I regret that I hadn't studied regularly."
I see no reason to use Past Perfect.
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