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Khah Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
had been
Is this phrase correct? I'm not sure if ‘‘had been’’ is correct in this context.
Most of the money she used to make that trip, was the money she had been saving since she started working.
Most of the money she used to make that trip, was the money she had been saving since she started working.
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No comma: Most of the money she used to make that trip was the money she had been saving since she started working.
- No comma: Most of the money she used to make that trip was the money she had been saving since she started working.
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No comma:
Most of the money she used to make that trip was the money she had been saving since she started working.
Most of the money she used to make that trip was the money she had been saving since she started working.
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Could I also say ‘‘had saved’’ and still keep the same meaning to the phrase?
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