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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Grammar question

She said she had almost given up and .... (go) into the theater without us.
Will you use HAD GONE, GONE or WENT in this sentence?
  

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Anonymous She said she had almost given up and .... (go) into the theater without us. Will Would you use HAD GONE, GONE or WENT in this sentence?

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous She said she had almost given up and ....
  • (go) into the theater without us.
  • Will Would you use HAD GONE, GONE or WENT in this sentence?
  • You have to match forms.
  • [ given up and ____ ] 'given' is the past participle of 'give'.
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Anonymous She said she had almost given up and .... (go) into the theater without us.
Will Would you use HAD GONE, GONE or WENT in this sentence?
You have to match forms. [given up and ____ ]

'given' is the past participle of 'give'.
'gone' is the past participle of 'go'.

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I think it does. I passed a quiz recently and my answer "had almost given up and gone" for unknown reason was adopted as a mistake and the right answer was "had almost given up and went". That was the reason I decided to find out the truth. Thanks for your reply
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Anonymousmy answer "had almost given up and gone" for unknown reason was adopted as a mistake and the right answer was "had almost given up and went".
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