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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Is this sentence correct?
She has always been able to remember things better when she wrote them down.
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Just my opinion - I'd change either one tense or the other: She had always been able to remember things better when she wrote them down. She has always been able to remember things better when she writes them down. "
- Just my opinion - I'd change either one tense or the other: She had always been able to remember things better when she wrote them down.
- She has always been able to remember things better when she writes them down.
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Just my opinion - I'd change either one tense or the other:
She had always been able to remember things better when she wrote them down.
She has always been able to remember things better when she writes them down.
Then there's the chicken way: "She has always been able to remember things better after writing them down," or "after having written them down."
She had always been able to remember things better when she wrote them down.
She has always been able to remember things better when she writes them down.
Then there's the chicken way: "She has always been able to remember things better after writing them down," or "after having written them down."
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