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Locika Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
I hover between
two versions i.e.
I didn`t thought it will take me so long to put all the emotions on the "paper".
I haven`t thought it will take me so long to put all the emotions on the "paper".
Personaly I think the second one is correct. Is it?
thank you
L.
I didn`t thought it will take me so long to put all the emotions on the "paper".
I haven`t thought it will take me so long to put all the emotions on the "paper".
Personaly I think the second one is correct. Is it?
thank you
L.
Top answer
The second one seems fine to me, and the first one will be okay if you write: I didn't think it would take me so long to put all the emotions on the paper.
- The second one seems fine to me, and the first one will be okay if you write: I didn't think it would take me so long to put all the emotions on the paper.
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The second one seems fine to me, and the first one will be okay if you write:
I didn't think it would take me so long to put all the emotions on the paper.
I didn't think it would take me so long to put all the emotions on the paper.
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Hi,
I haven`t thought it will take me so long to put all the emotions on the "paper".
The tenses don't work here. I don't understand what you mean, so it's hard to suggest a correction.
For example, are you talking about 'putting . . . emotions . . .' in the past, or in the future? In other words, have you done it or are you going to do it?
I haven`t thought it will take me so long to put all the emotions on the "paper".
The tenses don't work here. I don't understand what you mean, so it's hard to suggest a correction.
For example, are you talking about 'putting . . . emotions . . .' in the past, or in the future? In other words, have you done it or are you going to do it?
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Hi Clive,
you put me in the tango argentino now... I used allready the second one in my amazing letter. Well I am curious to know what is so bad with those emotions...
chronologie: something happened that had an emotional impact on me and what I am going one month later mention in a letter and say thank you again. And one month later it means now. I am writing now...
I
you put me in the tango argentino now... I used allready the second one in my amazing letter. Well I am curious to know what is so bad with those emotions...
chronologie: something happened that had an emotional impact on me and what I am going one month later mention in a letter and say thank you again. And one month later it means now. I am writing now...
I
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Hi again,
I haven`t thought it will take me so long to put all the emotions on the "paper".
As noted already, you can say
I didn't think it would take me so long to put all the emotions on the "paper".
Or if you want to use a perfect tense, say
I haven`t thought it will take me so long to put all the emotions on the "paper".
As noted already, you can say
I didn't think it would take me so long to put all the emotions on the "paper".
Or if you want to use a perfect tense, say
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well, I hadn`t thought it would take me so long to gain insight into those grammer mysteriousness. Thanks ***, it happend. Thanks for cooperation. L.
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