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Scottish Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Is there any differences beween both the sentence ?

My parents thought me that I would always get what I deserved.

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My parents thought me that I always got what I deserved.

Thanking you
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First of all it is 'taught' and not thought in your sentence. Scottish My parents taught me that I would always get what I deserved. This is correct.

— Vsuresh

  • First of all it is 'taught' and not thought in your sentence.
  • Scottish My parents taught me that I would always get what I deserved.
  • This is correct.
  • "Thought" will change the meaning.
  • My parents thought that I always got what deserved.
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First of all it is 'taught' and not thought in your sentence.

ScottishMy parents taught me that I would always get what I deserved.

This is correct.


"Thought" will change the meaning.

My parents thought that I always got what deserved.

Here, it was their thought. And, in the first one, they m

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ScottishThanking you

That is an example of Indian English. Native English speakers say thank you.

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