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I thought he would have organized the party that happened last week.
Is this a correct sentence and is this type of sentence common to use? Does the sentence mean he didn’t organize the party?
also,
I thought he organized the party last week.
what is the difference between this sentence and the first sentence?
Top answer
Parties don't 'happen'. We don't say things like that. And it's not idiomatic to say 'organize a party'.
- Parties don't 'happen'.
- We don't say things like that.
- And it's not idiomatic to say 'organize a party'.
- We 'have a party' or 'plan a party'.
- Consequently, I'm not sure what your sentence is trying to say.
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Parties don't 'happen'. We don't say things like that. And it's not idiomatic to say 'organize a party'. We 'have a party' or 'plan a party'.
Consequently, I'm not sure what your sentence is trying to say.
We can start with a new but similar sentence.
I thought he would have had a party last week.
It implies that he did not have a party last week. The s
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