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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Does 'in my time' work in terms of tense

Does 'in my time' work in terms of tense ?

I've been known to do that in my time.

Thanks in advance
  

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Anonymous I've been known to do that in my time. It sounds like you died.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous I've been known to do that in my time.
  • It sounds like you died.
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AnonymousI've been known to do that in my time.
It sounds like you died.
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What if you are old and are talking about the old days?

Can I ask you about the question ' Does 'in my time' work in terms of tense ?'

I was wondering if I should have used a different word than 'tense' Is 'time sequence' mean anything? Could I have said
Does 'in my time' work in terms of time sequence? [I'm not sure 'been known to' and 'in my time go together'] Could I say
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AnonymousWhat if you are old and are talking about the old days?
OK.
Anonymousin terms of time sequence?
There is no 'sequence', which is a series of events.
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