Intended
Which one is sounds correct please explain the meaning. I know I am posting after long while many bad things happened to me since I last posted let's get to the topic.
It wasn't my intention to make you ready for meeting emotionally.
I hadn't intended to make you ready for meeting emotionally.
I wasn't intended to make you ready for meeting emotionally.
To me 1st two sounds correct in their own way please explain the meaning and is that the correct usage of "intended" does it probably mean "planned" please explain the meaning of no 3 too.
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None of them are good. I hadn't intended to make you emotionally ready for the meeting. I'm not sure why anyone would say that.
- None of them are good.
- I hadn't intended to make you emotionally ready for the meeting.
- I'm not sure why anyone would say that.
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None of them are good.
I hadn't intended to make you emotionally ready for the meeting.
I'm not sure why anyone would say that.
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