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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Both Of Them Are Correct
Conny said she wanted to be a mother like you when she grew up.Conny said she wanted to be a mother like you when she grow up.
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You have these choices: when she grew up when she grows up In the 'when'-clause the tense is neutralized, so both have the same meaning. Personally, I prefer 'grows'. "she grow up" is ungrammatical.
- You have these choices: when she grew up when she grows up In the 'when'-clause the tense is neutralized, so both have the same meaning.
- Personally, I prefer 'grows'.
- "she grow up" is ungrammatical.
- CJ
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You have these choices:
when she grew up
when she grows up
In the 'when'-clause the tense is neutralized, so both have the same meaning. Personally, I prefer 'grows'.
"she grow up" is ungrammatical.
CJ
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