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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
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Hi,
Can some gurus advise me on these :
should I use :
1)
When this thing happened, you should
or
when this thing happens, you should
2)
he will has to
or
he will have to
Thank you
Can some gurus advise me on these :
should I use :
1)
When this thing happened, you should
or
when this thing happens, you should
2)
he will has to
or
he will have to
Thank you
Top answer
You would get more useful answers if you provided complete sentences. However, for 1) both are possible. Happened refers to the past, so you need the perfect infinitive with should: When this thing happened, you should have done something!
- You would get more useful answers if you provided complete sentences.
- However, for 1) both are possible.
- Happened refers to the past, so you need the perfect infinitive with should: When this thing happened, you should have done something!
- Has is never possible after will (and the other defective/modal auxiliaries): He will have to go there.
- CB
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You would get more useful answers if you provided complete sentences. However, for 1) both are possible. Happened refers to the past, so you need the perfect infinitive with should:
When this thing happened, you should have done something!
Has is never possible after
When this thing happened, you should have done something!
Has is never possible after
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