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Sb70012 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
"Ever since + I have seen" and "Ever since + I had seen"
Ever since I ……… him in the street, I ……… about him.
a) saw/have been thinking (Answer Key)
b) have seen/have taught
c) had seen/was thinking
d) saw/was thinking
Source: school exam
Hello,
Do you know a context or sentence example in which "Ever since + I have seen" and "Ever since + I had seen" can work?
Thank you.
a) saw/have been thinking (Answer Key)
b) have seen/have taught
c) had seen/was thinking
d) saw/was thinking
Source: school exam
Hello,
Do you know a context or sentence example in which "Ever since + I have seen" and "Ever since + I had seen" can work?
Thank you.
Top answer
sb70012 Do you know a context or sentence example in which "Ever since + I have seen" and "Ever since + I had seen" can work? No. Nothing comes to mind.
- sb70012 Do you know a context or sentence example in which "Ever since + I have seen" and "Ever since + I had seen" can work?
- No.
- Nothing comes to mind.
- it, and it found zero hits for both of those.
- COCA returns zero hits for "Ever since I have seen" and only two for "Ever since I had seen", both from literary works, paraphrased below.
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sb70012Do you know a context or sentence example in which "Ever since + I have seen" and "Ever since + I had seen" can work?No. Nothing comes to mind. I tried fraze.it, and it found zero hits for both of those.
COCA returns zero hits for "Ever since I have seen" and only two for "Ever since I had seen", both from literary works, paraphrased
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