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Yayya Lautner Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Ever and have ever.
what is the difference between these senteces?
that was the most funniest joke I had ever heard!
that was the most funniest joke I ever heard!
can you give me some definitions about ever?
that was the most funniest joke I had ever heard!
that was the most funniest joke I ever heard!
can you give me some definitions about ever?
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Neither sentence is right, Yayya. That was the funniest joke I had ever heard! -- Before some other past event that needs to be mentioned.
- Neither sentence is right, Yayya.
- That was the funniest joke I had ever heard!
- -- Before some other past event that needs to be mentioned.
- That was the funniest joke I ever heard!
- -- In the past.
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Neither sentence is right, Yayya.
That was the funniest joke I had ever heard! -- Before some other past event that needs to be mentioned.
That was the funniest joke I ever heard! -- In the past.
That was the funniest joke I've ever heard!-- So far. (This is the commonest form.)
That was the funniest joke I had ever heard! -- Before some other past event that needs to be mentioned.
That was the funniest joke I ever heard! -- In the past.
That was the funniest joke I've ever heard!-- So far. (This is the commonest form.)
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