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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
I missed nothing vs I had missed nothing
I am trying to say that during my holidays I did not get any emails of importance, so I did not miss anything important while I was on my holidays. Do I write:
"During my holiday in Spain last week, I did not receive any emails about my work. I missed nothing."
OR
"During my holiday in Spain last week, I did not receive any emails about my work. I had missed nothing."
Any help is much appreciated.
Chris
"During my holiday in Spain last week, I did not receive any emails about my work. I missed nothing."
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"During my holiday in Spain last week, I did not receive any emails about my work. I had missed nothing."
Any help is much appreciated.
Chris
Top answer
I missed nothing ( or 'I've missed nothing' if you have just returned ).
- I missed nothing ( or 'I've missed nothing' if you have just returned ).
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I missed nothing (or 'I've missed nothing' if you have just returned).
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