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Mkyol Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Ever since... he [had] always
Is this sentence correct?: "Ever since he set aside a percentage of his first salary for charity, he always shared his wealth."
I know I can put a "had" inbetween "he" and "always", but I'm wondering if you can do without it.. and what would be the meaning if it's possible?
I know I can put a "had" inbetween "he" and "always", but I'm wondering if you can do without it.. and what would be the meaning if it's possible?
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Place 'has' there.
- Place 'has' there.
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