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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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As much as I should have

Because I've settled into some habits. Plus I have two kids I haven't seen as much as I should have.

1) Is this perfectly idiomatic?

2) Is haven't to be preferred over didn't if I'm still not seeing them as much as I should?

3) Is the have at the end of the sentence superfluous?

  

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anonymous 1) Is this perfectly idiomatic? Yes. anonymous 2) Is haven't to be preferred over didn't if I'm still not seeing them as much as I should?

— Anonymous

  • anonymous 1) Is this perfectly idiomatic?
  • Yes.
  • anonymous 2) Is haven't to be preferred over didn't if I'm still not seeing them as much as I should?
  • Yes.
  • anonymous 3) Is the have at the end of the sentence superfluous?
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anonymous1) Is this perfectly idiomatic?

Yes.

anonymous2) Is haven't to be preferred over didn't if I'm still not seeing them as much as I should?

Yes.

anonymous3) Is the have at the end of the sentence superfluous?

No.

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anonymous

2) Is haven't to be preferred over didn't if I'm still not seeing them as much as I should?

3) Is the have at the end of the sentence superfluous?

These apply more appropriately to the following version of your sentence:

I have two kids I don't see as much as I should.

(Not didn't here.)

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