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Cat desk Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

"have met" vs "had met"

please correct my writing.

"Hey John, Do you know Mrs. Friedman? Today, I met a woman named Joanne Friedman. She said she knew me and she said many things about me that were true. But I don't think I have/had met her before."

I think "had made" is correct. But "have made" is also possible. Am I right? Please explain in depth. I admit I have asked this kind of question before. But I still get confused. Could any native speaker please answer my question.



Please note that I am not at the place where I met the person. I returned my home from there a hour ago and I am telling this to my mom.

  

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"Hey John, d o you know Mrs. Friedman? Today no comma I met a woman named Joanne Friedman.

— Clive

  • "Hey John, d o you know Mrs.
  • Friedman?
  • Today no comma I met a woman named Joanne Friedman.
  • She said she knew me and she said many things about me that were true.
  • " I think "had made" is correct.
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"Hey John, do you know Mrs. Friedman? Today no comma I met a woman named Joanne Friedman. She said she knew me and she said many things about me that were true. But I don't think I have/had met her before."

I think "had made" is correct. But "have made" is also possible. Am I right? .

I think you mean 'met', not 'made'.


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