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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Everytime
I would like to know which sentences are correct:
Everytime I read this book, I felt very happy.
Everytime I read this book, I was feeling very happy.
Everytime I was reading this book, I felt very happy.
Everytime I was reading this book, I was feeling very happy.
Everytime I read this book, I felt very happy.
Everytime I read this book, I was feeling very happy.
Everytime I was reading this book, I felt very happy.
Everytime I was reading this book, I was feeling very happy.
Top answer
No problem with the tenses, but they each indicate something different in time. But, it's two words: every time.
- No problem with the tenses, but they each indicate something different in time.
- But, it's two words: every time.
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No problem with the tenses, but they each indicate something different in time. But, it's two words: every time.
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