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Nikitus Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

I could not tell you what I had wanted to say on that occasion

In the sentence "I could not tell you what I had wanted to say on that occasion" is the grammar correct?

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Yes (except for the missing full stop). But most speakers would use the simple past tense: I could not tell you what I wanted to say on that occasion.

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  • Yes (except for the missing full stop).
  • But most speakers would use the simple past tense: I could not tell you what I wanted to say on that occasion.
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Yes (except for the missing full stop). But most speakers would use the simple past tense:

I could not tell you what I wanted to say on that occasion.
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