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Y0y0 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Is that correct?
"You should have to contact me right after it has happened" - is that correct?
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It is a legitimate English sentence with no errors in it, but I can't imagine the context that would lead to it. What are you trying to say?
- It is a legitimate English sentence with no errors in it, but I can't imagine the context that would lead to it.
- What are you trying to say?
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It is a legitimate English sentence with no errors in it, but I can't imagine the context that would lead to it. What are you trying to say?
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Hi,
Do you mean this:
You should have contacted me right after it happened.
Or this:
You should contact me right after it happens.
Or this:
You have to contact me right after it happens.
Your should-have-to sentence is hard to understand without more context, and I think you need
something simpler. As a stand-al
Do you mean this:
You should have contacted me right after it happened.
Or this:
You should contact me right after it happens.
Or this:
You have to contact me right after it happens.
Your should-have-to sentence is hard to understand without more context, and I think you need
something simpler. As a stand-al
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