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Not quite correct. Here are some things I think you might mean: He will have been here fourteen years this summer. He would have been fourteen years old now (if he had lived).
- Not quite correct.
- Here are some things I think you might mean: He will have been here fourteen years this summer.
- He would have been fourteen years old now (if he had lived).
- It will be fourteen years this summer since I went to Paris.
- ) I hope this helps.
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Not quite correct. Here are some things I think you might mean:
He will have been here fourteen years this summer.
He would have been fourteen years old now (if he had lived).
It will be fourteen years this summer since I went to Paris.
(Using now makes it difficult to rationalize the tense in your original sentence.)
I hope this helps.
He will have been here fourteen years this summer.
He would have been fourteen years old now (if he had lived).
It will be fourteen years this summer since I went to Paris.
(Using now makes it difficult to rationalize the tense in your original sentence.)
I hope this helps.
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You told me on other thread that this sentence below wasn't correct .
If he had been alive, he would have been seventy now.
Why??
If he had been alive, he would have been seventy now.
Why??
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