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Ticce Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
infinitive
Is it ok to say-----
I can have done it.
If yes what's the difference between-----
I could have done it.
I can have done it.
If yes what's the difference between-----
I could have done it.
Top answer
I can have done it. I think this is incorrect. I could have done it.
- I can have done it.
- I think this is incorrect.
- I could have done it.
- Yes, it is correct, but it is not a full sentence.
- The full sentence could be something like the followings : I could have completed the work, if you had given a more time.
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I can have done it.I think this is incorrect.
I could have done it.Yes, it is correct, but it is not a full sentence. The full sentence could be something like the followings :
I could have completed the work, if you had given a more time.
I could have fallen in the water, if you had not held my hand.
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Yea Gary! You would not have been able to answer this question six months ago!
Ticce,
*I can have done it is not correct. As my signature says, I can't tell you which type of conditional "I could have done it" is, but you use it when something did not happen in the past, but if certain conditions had been different, that thing could have happened after all. Gary sa
Ticce,
*I can have done it is not correct. As my signature says, I can't tell you which type of conditional "I could have done it" is, but you use it when something did not happen in the past, but if certain conditions had been different, that thing could have happened after all. Gary sa
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