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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
had been, as to
I never had been to this forum before January 2007.
As to slang, there is no need of following grammar rules but in formal writing you must do.
Are these sentences correct?
Please help me.
As to slang, there is no need of following grammar rules but in formal writing you must do.
Are these sentences correct?
Please help me.
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User_gary I never had been to this forum before January 2007. My personal preference would be to say "I had never been" ---not sure I can give you a logical reason. As to slang, there is no need of to follow ing grammar rules , but in formal writing you must do .
- User_gary I never had been to this forum before January 2007.
- My personal preference would be to say "I had never been" ---not sure I can give you a logical reason.
- As to slang, there is no need of to follow ing grammar rules , but in formal writing you must do .
- I would say "as for".
- I believe BE might include the 'do' at the end, but we leave it out in AE Are these sentences correct?
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User_garyI never had been to this forum before January 2007. My personal preference would be to say "I had never been" ---not sure I can give you a logical reason.
As to slang, there is no needofto followinggrammar rules , bu
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