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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
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Brought
Look at who I've brought. Or
Look at who I brought.
Which is correct and what's the difference?
I have a list of people who ever bought a typewriter. Or
I have a list of people who has ever bought a typewriter.
Which is correct and what's the difference?
Look at who I brought.
Which is correct and what's the difference?
I have a list of people who ever bought a typewriter. Or
I have a list of people who has ever bought a typewriter.
Which is correct and what's the difference?
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Look at who I've brought. OrLook at who I brought. Which is correct and what's the difference?
- Look at who I've brought.
- OrLook at who I brought.
- Which is correct and what's the difference?
- The one in bold is correct.
- 'look' is present and so naturally you need present perfect and not past.
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Look at who I've brought. OrLook at who I brought.
Which is correct and what's the difference?
The one in bold is correct. 'look' is present and so naturally you need present perfect and not past.
I have a list of people who ever bought a typewriter. OrI have a list of people who has ever bought a typewriter. Which is correct and what's the difference?
I
Which is correct and what's the difference?
The one in bold is correct. 'look' is present and so naturally you need present perfect and not past.
I have a list of people who ever bought a typewriter. OrI have a list of people who has ever bought a typewriter. Which is correct and what's the difference?
I
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