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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Hadn't
During those seven years away I have/had not once stopped thinking about the cruel treatment I received from XYZ and it is something I have to give off my mind and conscience.
I think it should be hadn't because it's something that happened in the past. Please correct me if im wrong. Thannk you!
I think it should be hadn't because it's something that happened in the past. Please correct me if im wrong. Thannk you!
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Hi, Say 'I have not . ' You are talking about the past up until now. get off , not give off Clive
- Hi, Say 'I have not .
- ' You are talking about the past up until now.
- get off , not give off Clive
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Hi,
Say 'I have not . . .' You are talking about the past up until now.
get off, not give off
Clive
Say 'I have not . . .' You are talking about the past up until now.
get off, not give off
Clive
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If the seven years away ended just now, and the thinking is still continuing, I have not once stopped ....
If the seven years away ended some time ago, and you are referring only to the thinking you did during that time, not to thinking since then up to the present, I had not once stopped ....
CJ
If the seven years away ended some time ago, and you are referring only to the thinking you did during that time, not to thinking since then up to the present, I had not once stopped ....
CJ
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PreciousJonesDuring those seven years away I have/had not once stopped thinking about the cruel treatment I received from XYZ and it is something I have to get off my mind and conscience.!You could also just say one of the following.
'During.......I not once stopped....'
During........I never stopped.....'
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