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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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I am determined vs I have determined
"I have determined that you are my best friend" vs "I am determined that you are my best friend"
which is correct?
which is correct?
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Well, neither is a natural utterance, but presumably you mean the first. The second, which carries a different meaning, should be written like this: I am determined that you be / are to be my best friend.
- Well, neither is a natural utterance, but presumably you mean the first.
- The second, which carries a different meaning, should be written like this: I am determined that you be / are to be my best friend.
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Well, neither is a natural utterance, but presumably you mean the first. The second, which carries a different meaning, should be written like this: I am determined that you be / are to be my best friend.
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