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Joe Learn Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
had and have
Are both had and have possible in this sentence. I'm pretty sure that had is correct, and think that have is also possible because the statement is still valid at the moment. Please confirm.
I never had a class in which I had multiple assignments in one day.
I never had a class in which I have multiple assignments in one day.
I never had a class in which I had multiple assignments in one day.
I never had a class in which I have multiple assignments in one day.
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The first is correct. I think the second would need a tense change in order to correctly express what you mention: I've never had...
- The first is correct.
- I think the second would need a tense change in order to correctly express what you mention: I've never had...
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The first is correct. I think the second would need a tense change in order to correctly express what you mention: I've never had...
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PhilipThe first is correct. I think the second would need a tense change in order to correctly express what you mention: I've never had...Thanks. I thought that it was possible without changing the tense to present perfect. Another example, I did not know we have milk in the fridge, and not had.
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