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Outrageous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

"I am freezing ." "You should dress have dressed more warmly."
Why do I need to use the words in bold ?
  

Top answer

" Why do I need to use the words in bold ? Both tense are fine, with different meanings. " Refers to the past, eg when you got dressed earlier today.

— Clive

  • " Why do I need to use the words in bold ?
  • Both tense are fine, with different meanings.
  • " Refers to the past, eg when you got dressed earlier today.
  • " Sounds like advice.
  • From now on, you should make a habit of dressing warmly.
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Hi,

"I am freezing ." "You should dress have dressed more warmly."
Why do I need to use the words in bold ?

Both tense are fine, with different meanings.


"You should have dressed more warmly." Refers to the past, eg when you got dressed earlier today.
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Thanks . Your explanation is lucid.
Another question Emotion: tongue tiedhe is still in Palma , so youmustn't can't have see
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Hi,

Pleas start a new thread the next tie you have a new question.

Another question he is still in Palma , so youmustn't can't have seen her . What's
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I am sorry because I think they all are grammar questions .Thank you .
I will write it again in new thread .
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