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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Hi,
I dont know which is correct in simple past:
He knew his friend was going to gamble well before anyone tempted him.
Is this right, or must I say: He knew ... anyone could tempt him. (or could have tempted him).
I feel the first one is simple but is it fine?
Confused,
I dont know which is correct in simple past:
He knew his friend was going to gamble well before anyone tempted him.
Is this right, or must I say: He knew ... anyone could tempt him. (or could have tempted him).
I feel the first one is simple but is it fine?
Confused,
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Anonymous He knew his friend was going to gamble well before anyone tempted him. This is fine. Cheers, A- s
- Anonymous He knew his friend was going to gamble well before anyone tempted him.
- This is fine.
- Cheers, A- s
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AnonymousHe knew his friend was going to gamble well before anyone tempted him.This is fine.
Cheers,
A-
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