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Trex Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
I have seen your father before I come here
I have seen your father before I come here.
Is this sentence correct? If not, how would you express the idea?
Is this sentence correct? If not, how would you express the idea?
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The tenses are wrong. I had never seen your father before I came here.
- The tenses are wrong.
- I had never seen your father before I came here.
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The tenses are wrong.
I had never seen your father before I came here.
I had never seen your father before I came here.
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Hi,
I have seen your father before I come here.
Is this sentence correct? If not, how would you express the idea?
No. I'd say I saw your father before I came here.
Clive
I have seen your father before I come here.
Is this sentence correct? If not, how would you express the idea?
No. I'd say I saw your father before I came here.
Clive
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