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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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how vs that

Which is correct?

He's mentioned how [that] he's not enjoyed the city.

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Here are a few ways that it would sound more natural to me: He has mentioned (more than once, but not as the main point of the conversation) that he is not enjoying the city/living in the city/living there. He has mentioned that he didn't enjoy the city/living in the city/living there. He mentioned he didn't enjoy it there.

  • Here are a few ways that it would sound more natural to me: He has mentioned (more than once, but not as the main point of the conversation) that he is not enjoying the city/living in the city/living there.
  • He has mentioned that he didn't enjoy the city/living in the city/living there.
  • He mentioned he didn't enjoy it there.
  • He has mentioned he is not enjoying it there.
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Here are a few ways that it would sound more natural to me:

He has mentioned (more than once, but not as the main point of the conversation) that he is not enjoying the city/living in the city/living there.
He has mentioned that he didn't enjoy the city/living in the city/living there.
He mentioned he didn't enjoy it there.
He has mentioned he is not enjoying it there.

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