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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Hadn't
My friend asks me:
Did you talk to her about that situation yet?
And what's the difference between saying:
I hadn't gotten to that yet. And
I haven't gotten to that yet.
Which one is the correct usage?
Did you talk to her about that situation yet?
And what's the difference between saying:
I hadn't gotten to that yet. And
I haven't gotten to that yet.
Which one is the correct usage?
Top answer
It depends on when he got/gets to that.
- It depends on when he got/gets to that.
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I think you need to omit yet from the question:
Did you talk to her about that situation?
And the answer would be:
No, I didn't get to that.
Or, you can rewrite the question as follows:
have you talked to her about that situation yet?
In which case, the answer would be:
No, I haven't gotten to that yet.
Did you talk to her about that situation?
And the answer would be:
No, I didn't get to that.
Or, you can rewrite the question as follows:
have you talked to her about that situation yet?
In which case, the answer would be:
No, I haven't gotten to that yet.
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