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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Correct tenses after "He has felt or found out"
Hi. Please help. I was wondering what possible tenses are correct after such beginning phrase as "He has felt" or "He has found out." Could these be correct? Also, could I write "phrases" for the word in bold letters? Thank you in advance.
He has felt that life had offered him much joy.
He has felt that life offered much to be grateful for.
He has found out that he had done it.
He has found out that he did it.
I think this is correct.
He has felf that life offers much to be grateful for.
He has found out that this act of kindness is something he does routinely.
He has felt that life had offered him much joy.
He has felt that life offered much to be grateful for.
He has found out that he had done it.
He has found out that he did it.
I think this is correct.
He has felf that life offers much to be grateful for.
He has found out that this act of kindness is something he does routinely.
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I suggest that the past perfect is uncalled for in those sentences, but your use of two 'he's only confuses the analysis.
- I suggest that the past perfect is uncalled for in those sentences, but your use of two 'he's only confuses the analysis.
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I suggest that the past perfect is uncalled for in those sentences, but your use of two 'he's only confuses the analysis.
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