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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Brazil
I, however, am quite familiar with some parts of Brazil, since I lived there for a year not too long ago.
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I, however, am quite familiar with some parts of Brazil, since I have lived there for a year not too long ago.
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I, however, am quite familiar with some parts of Brazil, since I had lived there for a year not too long ago.
Please pick the right one for me.
Thank yoU!
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I, however, am quite familiar with some parts of Brazil, since I have lived there for a year not too long ago.
Or
I, however, am quite familiar with some parts of Brazil, since I had lived there for a year not too long ago.
Please pick the right one for me.
Thank yoU!
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I vote for the first one until someone points out my error: PreciousJones I, however, am quite familiar with some parts of Brazil, since I lived there for a year not too long ago.
- I vote for the first one until someone points out my error: PreciousJones I, however, am quite familiar with some parts of Brazil, since I lived there for a year not too long ago.
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I vote for the first one until someone points out my error:
PreciousJonesI, however, am quite familiar with some parts of Brazil, since I lived there for a year not too long ago.
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There is no need to use the past perfect, and the present perfect just makes the sentence sound ***-awful. Stick with the first sentence.
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