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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Could have chosen VS. Could choose
There were several cities I could have chosen but I decided to go to. New York.
There were several cities I could choose but I decided to go to New York.
Which one is correct and natural and is there a meaning diiference between them?
Context is when someone asked me how you came to New York.
Thank you so much as always for your time and help.
There were several cities I could choose but I decided to go to New York.
Which one is correct and natural and is there a meaning diiference between them?
Context is when someone asked me how you came to New York.
Thank you so much as always for your time and help.
Top answer
The first one is the grammatically and semantically correct one, but the speaker may have his brain in the past and utter the 2nd.
- The first one is the grammatically and semantically correct one, but the speaker may have his brain in the past and utter the 2nd.
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The first one is the grammatically and semantically correct one, but the speaker may have his brain in the past and utter the 2nd.
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