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Marold Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Couldn't have been vs. Couldn't be
"My friends couldn't have been even less excited."
"My friends couldn't be even less excited."
The differences in the meaning?
Thanks a lot.
"My friends couldn't be even less excited."
The differences in the meaning?
Thanks a lot.
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Couldn't be = present time Couldn't have been = past time Note: In these sentences, even probably should be any .
- Couldn't be = present time Couldn't have been = past time Note: In these sentences, even probably should be any .
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Couldn't be = present time
Couldn't have been = past time
Note: In these sentences, even probably should be any.
Couldn't have been = past time
Note: In these sentences, even probably should be any.
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