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John Aki Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help please

Hi There,

Can you tell me which one of these is correct and grammatical please?


"I heard (that) you pleading guilty." At that moment I suppose.

"I heard (that) you plead guilty." Entire process I think.

"I heard (that) you pleaded guilty." I guess this one is wrong.


Thanks very much.

  

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" At that moment I suppose. " Entire process I think. " I guess this one is wrong.

— John Aki

  • " At that moment I suppose.
  • " Entire process I think.
  • " I guess this one is wrong.
  • Cheers.
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"I heard (that) you pleading in the court." At that moment I suppose.

"I heard (that) you plead in the court." Entire process I think.

"I heard (that) you pleaded guilty in the court." I guess this one is wrong.

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John AkiI heard (that) you are pleading guilty.

The -ing form cannot occur without an auxiliary in a finite clause such as a that-clause.

John AkiI heard (that) you plead guilty.

Not possible unless you mean "always plead" or "regularly plead" (for all court cases

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