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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Had been
My uncle had been to U.S.A.
Use of Had been is correct or wrong
Use of Had been is correct or wrong
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As it stands, it is wrong and should read: My uncle has been to the USA . However, further context (the presence of another, later past event) could make it right.
- As it stands, it is wrong and should read: My uncle has been to the USA .
- However, further context (the presence of another, later past event) could make it right.
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As it stands, it is wrong and should read: My uncle has been to the USA. However, further context (the presence of another, later past event) could make it right.
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