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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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I would have surprised

Hi, teachers. Is 'I would have' correct here if I mean "I had planned to"?

A: Where did you get the RV from?

B: I bought it a few weeks ago. I would have surprised my family with a trip to Disney World next week, but something have come up at work, so I have postponed it for now.

  

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anonymous Hi, teachers. Is 'I would have' correct here if I mean "I had planned to"? Yes.

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  • anonymous Hi, teachers.
  • Is 'I would have' correct here if I mean "I had planned to"?
  • Yes.
  • A: Where did you get the RV from?
  • B: I bought it a few weeks ago.
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anonymous

Hi, teachers. Is 'I would have' correct here if I mean "I had planned to"? Yes.

A: Where did you get the RV from?

B: I bought it a few weeks ago. I would have surprised my family with a trip to Disney World next week, but something have come up at work, so I have postponed it for now.

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