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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Good sentence?

The condition of the building has been like that before I got here.
  

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No. Your tense structure is incorrect. Depending on the meaning you intend, say eg The condition of the building was like that before I got here.

— Clive

  • No.
  • Your tense structure is incorrect.
  • Depending on the meaning you intend, say eg The condition of the building was like that before I got here.
  • eg The condition of the building has been like that since I got here.
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No. Your tense structure is incorrect.

Depending on the meaning you intend, say
eg The condition of the building was like that before I got here.

eg The condition of the building has been like that since I got here.
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