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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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Have I correctly used ‘here’ and ‘has been tired of’ in the sentence?
Have I correctly used ‘here’ and ‘has been tired of’ in the sentence?
Hector here has been tired of roaming around all day.
Hector here has been tired of roaming around all day.
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Has been would be possible in some contexts, but is or was are more likely. Note that Hector here has two possible meanings: Hector, the guy standing next to me , and The character Hector at this point in the story .
- Has been would be possible in some contexts, but is or was are more likely.
- Note that Hector here has two possible meanings: Hector, the guy standing next to me , and The character Hector at this point in the story .
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Has been would be possible in some contexts, but is or was are more likely.
Note that Hector here has two possible meanings: Hector, the guy standing next to me, and The character Hector at this point in the story.
Note that Hector here has two possible meanings: Hector, the guy standing next to me, and The character Hector at this point in the story.
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