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English2 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

I need your help: Which sentence is right/wrong?

Hello English gurus,

I need your help to see which sentence is right/wrong...

A. "You keep logging in, but didn't reply any of my messages"

B. "You kept logging in, but didn't reply any of my messages"

C. "I notice you keep logging in, but didn't reply any of my messages"

D. "I noticed you keep logging in, but didn't reply any of my messages"

E. "I notice you kept logging in, but didn't reply any of my messages"

F. "I noticed you kept logging in, but didn't reply any of my messages"

Also...

G. "any of my stuff" or "any of my stuffs"

H. "any of my messages" or "any of my message"

I. "any of my activities" or "any of my activity"

I'm sorry if I asked too much. Please help. I'm so confused. Emotion: sad

Thank you!
  

Top answer

Hi, I need your help to see which sentence is right/wrong... They all need '. .

— Clive

  • Hi, I need your help to see which sentence is right/wrong...
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5 Answers
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Hi,

I need your help to see which sentence is right/wrong...

They all need '. . . reply to any . . . '

Other than that, you need edits as shown in bold blue.

A. "You keep logging in, but didn't don't
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The solution here is to keep the tenses of to log in and to reply the same in both clauses. The tense of to notice doesn't matter. To notice something that keeps happening is both in the past and the present.
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CliveG. "any of my stuff" or "any of my stuffs" the latter
CJ
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CalifJim
CliveG. "any of my stuff" or "any of my stuffs" the latter

CJ
Hi,

Oh... Forgive him. He meant to say the former, but the keyboard directed him to the letters l - a - t - t - e - r

apparently.
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Hi CJ,

Thank you. I seem to be going through a careless phase. Good to know you've got my back.

Clive
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