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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Are these both correct?What is difference?
1.We had a really good holiday.It couldn't have been better.
2.We had a really good holiday.It can't have been better.
2.We had a really good holiday.It can't have been better.
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Since it is in the past, #2 seems wrong.
- Since it is in the past, #2 seems wrong.
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Thanks for your answer.
I use can't have been cause I read somewhere that it is the past of "can't be" and negative of "must have been".
so with this explanation sentence 2 is past tense too.
so why is that wrong?
I use can't have been cause I read somewhere that it is the past of "can't be" and negative of "must have been".
so with this explanation sentence 2 is past tense too.
so why is that wrong?
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