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A Dollar Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is it alright to say..
Is this sentence alright or not..
I will tell you what i had learned from you..
I will tell you what i had learned from you..
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I am not sure about have/had but I think the right way to say it is " I'll tell you what I (have) learned from you " I am not sure about it that's why I am posting this as a reply not an answer. You can also use learnt instead of learned. Learnt is common in British English, learned in American English.
- I am not sure about have/had but I think the right way to say it is " I'll tell you what I (have) learned from you " I am not sure about it that's why I am posting this as a reply not an answer.
- You can also use learnt instead of learned.
- Learnt is common in British English, learned in American English.
- That's just an opinion, I might be wrong
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I am not sure about have/had but I think the right way to say it is " I'll tell you what I (have) learned from you "
I am not sure about it that's why I am posting this as a reply not an answer.
You can also use learnt instead of learned.
Learnt is common in British English, learned in American English.
I am not sure about it that's why I am posting this as a reply not an answer.
You can also use learnt instead of learned.
Learnt is common in British English, learned in American English.
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A DollarIs this sentence all right or not..This tense is called the past perfect. I could be right. It requires that another action took place in the past, but after this one. Without that other action being included, it looks wrong. It is probably not what you meant.
I will tell you what i had learned from you..
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