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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Dentist

I'm at the dentists office and I say:

You asked me to keep all the retainers so I kept all of them. Or

You've asked me to keep all the retainers so I've kept all of them.

Are both useable or is there a difference?

Thank you!
  

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I'm at the dentist's office and I say: You asked me to keep all the retainers so I kept all of them. Fine Or You've asked me to keep all the retainers so I've kept all of them. Are both useable or is there a difference?

— Clive

  • I'm at the dentist's office and I say: You asked me to keep all the retainers so I kept all of them.
  • Fine Or You've asked me to keep all the retainers so I've kept all of them.
  • Are both useable or is there a difference?
  • The underline part is not a natural choice.
  • Say 'You asked me'.
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I'm at the dentist's office and I say:

You asked me to keep all the retainers so I kept all of them.Fine
Or

You've asked me to keep all the retainers so I've kept all of them.

Are both useable or is there a difference? The underline part is not a natural choice
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CliveI'm at the dentist's office and I say:You asked me to keep all the retainers so I kept all of them.FineOrYou've asked me to keep all the retainers so I've kept all of them.Are both useable or is there a difference? The underline part is not a natural choice. Say 'You asked me'.Clive
What about:

You asked me to keep all the retainers so I've kept
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That's what I said in my previous post.

Clive
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CliveThat's what I said in my previous post.Clive
Thank you Sir!
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