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DirtyGame Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Does it make any sense?
Does this sentence make sense?
"I didn't know what I expected"
"I didn't know what I expected"
Top answer
Yes makes perfect sense to me. All I'd say is be careful about your tense on "I didn't" use that if you are talking about your expectations at a point of time in the past; and use "I don't know what I expected" if you are referring to how you feel about your expectations now. g.
- Yes makes perfect sense to me.
- All I'd say is be careful about your tense on "I didn't" use that if you are talking about your expectations at a point of time in the past; and use "I don't know what I expected" if you are referring to how you feel about your expectations now.
- g.
- I didn't know what I expected to happen, but in hindsight it should have been obvious vs I don't know what I expected, but it wasn't that.
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Yes makes perfect sense to me.
All I'd say is be careful about your tense on "I didn't" use that if you are talking about your expectations at a point of time in the past; and use "I don't know what I expected" if you are referring to how you feel about your expectations now.
e.g.
I didn't know what I expected to happen, but in hindsight it should have been obvious
All I'd say is be careful about your tense on "I didn't" use that if you are talking about your expectations at a point of time in the past; and use "I don't know what I expected" if you are referring to how you feel about your expectations now.
e.g.
I didn't know what I expected to happen, but in hindsight it should have been obvious
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