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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Havent/hadnt

In case you haven't/hadn't noticed, I changed the color of the walls.

"In case you hadn`t/haven't noticed. I`m quit a celebrity in this town. It would be very easy for me to expose you."
Logan Fell, Season 1, Episode 10 - The Turning Point

When should I use haven't/hadn't?
  

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"Haven't" is an appropriate usage. Anonymous In case you haven't noticed, I changed the color of the walls. Anonymous "In case you haven't noticed , [there should be a reason elaborating the previous caluse] I will tell you this .

— Fandorin

  • "Haven't" is an appropriate usage.
  • Anonymous In case you haven't noticed, I changed the color of the walls.
  • Anonymous "In case you haven't noticed , [there should be a reason elaborating the previous caluse] I will tell you this .
  • I`m quit e a celebrity in this town.
  • "
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"Haven't" is an appropriate usage.
AnonymousIn case you haven't noticed, I changed the color of the walls.
Anonymous"In case you haven't noticed, [there should be a reason elaborating the previous caluse] I will tell you this. I`m quite a celebrity in this town. It would be very easy for me to expose you."
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