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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Did I write this sentence right?
He didn't want to know how much more questions he had to do before the right answer was achieved.
He didn't want ot know how much more questions he had to do before the right answer would be achieved.
I want to keep the sentence in the past tense. Which one should I use? Thanks!!
He didn't want ot know how much more questions he had to do before the right answer would be achieved.
I want to keep the sentence in the past tense. Which one should I use? Thanks!!
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He didn't want to know how many more questions he had to do before the right answer would be achieved (Note: found is better in this context).
- He didn't want to know how many more questions he had to do before the right answer would be achieved (Note: found is better in this context).
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He didn't want to know how many more questions he had to do before the right answer would be achieved (Note: found is better in this context).
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Hi guys,
Even with the correction, I stil don't really understand what this means.
Is the underlying idea that he has to keep answering questions until he answers one correctly?
Clive
Even with the correction, I stil don't really understand what this means.
Is the underlying idea that he has to keep answering questions until he answers one correctly?
Clive
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