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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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English grammer correction.

(1)If I had to go to shopping , I would have prefered to go to karachi.

(2)I have had very bad tiding.
  

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1)If I had had to go shopping , I would have prefered to go to K arachi. If I had to go shopping , I would prefer to go to K arachi. 2)I have had very bad tiding s .

— CalifJim

  • 1)If I had had to go shopping , I would have prefered to go to K arachi.
  • If I had to go shopping , I would prefer to go to K arachi.
  • 2)I have had very bad tiding s .
  • CJ
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1)If I had had to go shopping , I would have prefered to go to Karachi.

If I had to go shopping , I would prefer to go to Karachi.

2)I have had very bad tidings.

CJ
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1) "If I had to go shopping, I would have preferred to go to Karachi." You can't say "If I had to go to shopping", but you can say "If I had to shop".

2) "I have had very bad tidings." Tidings is plural, just like "news" ("I have had very bad news"). Note that tidings is not common in writing/speech today.
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