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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
GO vs WENT vs HAVING GONE
How would you say this please?
1 I would prefer that he do/did that rather than go/went out. (present)
2 I would have preferred that he had done that rather than having gone out. (past)
3 I would have preferred that he had done that rather than had gone out. (past)
Thank you
1 I would prefer that he do/did that rather than go/went out. (present)
2 I would have preferred that he had done that rather than having gone out. (past)
3 I would have preferred that he had done that rather than had gone out. (past)
Thank you
Top answer
1 I would prefer that he do/did that rather than go/went out. I would prefer that he do that rather than go out. (present) 2 I would have preferred that he had done that rather than having gone out.
- 1 I would prefer that he do/did that rather than go/went out.
- I would prefer that he do that rather than go out.
- (present) 2 I would have preferred that he had done that rather than having gone out.
- (past) correct Am I having deja vu, or haven't we already done these?
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1 I would prefer that he do/did that rather than go/went out.
I would prefer that he do that rather than go out. (present)
2 I would have preferred that he had done that rather than having gone out. (past) correct
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