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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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I ran over her teddy bear...

I ran over her teddy bear last month. She had played with it outside, and then she'd just left in the driveway. I didn't know, so I drove over it when I backed out of the garage the morning after.

Are the tenses in this piece correct?

Also, does using "just" imply that he thinks that it was a bit recklessly of her to leave the teddy bear in the driveway?

  

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anonymous Are the tenses in this piece correct? Yes. anonymous Also, does using "just" imply that he thinks that it was a bit recklessly of her to leave the teddy bear in the driveway?

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  • anonymous Are the tenses in this piece correct?
  • Yes.
  • anonymous Also, does using "just" imply that he thinks that it was a bit recklessly of her to leave the teddy bear in the driveway?
  • Yes.
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anonymousAre the tenses in this piece correct?

Yes.

anonymousAlso, does using "just" imply that he thinks that it was a bit recklessly of her to leave the teddy bear in the driveway?

Yes.

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