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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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If I came to the party yesterday, I I wouldn’t have to explain myself now.
I am quite unsure about the usage of “came” here.
Is it ok
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anonymous usage of “came” It should be 'had come', thus: If I had come to the party yesterday, I wouldn’t have to explain myself now. CJ
- anonymous usage of “came” It should be 'had come', thus: If I had come to the party yesterday, I wouldn’t have to explain myself now.
- CJ
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anonymous usage of “came”
It should be 'had come', thus:
If I had come to the party yesterday, I wouldn’t have to explain myself now.
CJ
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