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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
How to properly say: "i wish i saw you there before you signed off"
"Wish i could have caught you still on"
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"Wish i had caught you still on"
Is there even a difference? How do english speakers interpret the two?
The main idea is "i wish i sawyou still on, before you signed off."
Please help. Thanks in advance.
or
"Wish i had caught you still on"
Is there even a difference? How do english speakers interpret the two?
The main idea is "i wish i sawyou still on, before you signed off."
Please help. Thanks in advance.
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Neither makes any sense to me. Please try to re-phrase what you want to say. What is the context?
- Neither makes any sense to me.
- Please try to re-phrase what you want to say.
- What is the context?
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Neither makes any sense to me. Please try to re-phrase what you want to say. What is the context?
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I think there is a tiny difference. It is something like 'I wish I had done it' and 'I wish I could have done it'.
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