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Pleasehelp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Hadn't

Hi,

Thought you haven't fixed it up yet.

Or

Thought you hadn't fixed it up yet.

Which one is correct and when should it be used.

  

Top answer

Because "thought" is past tense "hadn't" is correct. "Had not" is past tense while "have not" is present tense. " It is present tense because it has not happened yet (still waiting on it to be fixed up).

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  • Because "thought" is past tense "hadn't" is correct.
  • "Had not" is past tense while "have not" is present tense.
  • " It is present tense because it has not happened yet (still waiting on it to be fixed up).
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Because "thought" is past tense "hadn't" is correct.

"Had not" is past tense while "have not" is present tense.

Present tense example is "Why haven't you fixed it up yet?" It is present tense because it has not happened yet (still waiting on it to be fixed up).
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