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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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"have" questions
Good day! I'm trying to write a quote..
"I have wanted you to be mine, from the very start.
It's just that, I still haven't figured out (yet) how did my last one (relationship) have fallen apart."
Do my usage of have in the quote above correct?
Can I insert the word "yet" there? Or is it more natural not to put it since there is already the word "still"?
And I would appreciate it so much if you will suggest some improvements to it to make it sound more natural and poetic.
Thank you in advance!
"I have wanted you to be mine, from the very start.
It's just that, I still haven't figured out (yet) how did my last one (relationship) have fallen apart."
Do my usage of have in the quote above correct?
Can I insert the word "yet" there? Or is it more natural not to put it since there is already the word "still"?
And I would appreciate it so much if you will suggest some improvements to it to make it sound more natural and poetic.
Thank you in advance!
Top answer
" I've wanted you to be mine from the very start. " The simple past tense is all you need.
- " I've wanted you to be mine from the very start.
- " The simple past tense is all you need.
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"I've wanted you to be mine from the very start.
It's just that I still haven't figured out how my last relationship fell apart." The simple past tense is all you need.
It's just that I still haven't figured out how my last relationship fell apart." The simple past tense is all you need.
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