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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Is this sentence right?
From the glee episode.
When I pulled the sandwich out, I saw the face of God literally. I had made a grilled cheesus.
Shouldn't he have said. I have made a grilled cheesus.
When I pulled the sandwich out, I saw the face of God literally. I had made a grilled cheesus.
Shouldn't he have said. I have made a grilled cheesus.
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Hi, From the glee episode. When I pulled the sandwich out, I saw the face of *** literally. I had made a grilled cheesus.
- Hi, From the glee episode.
- When I pulled the sandwich out, I saw the face of *** literally.
- I had made a grilled cheesus.
- Shouldn't he have said.
- I have made a grilled cheesus.
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Hi,
From the glee episode.
When I pulled the sandwich out, I saw the face of *** literally. I had made a grilled cheesus.
Shouldn't he have said. I have made a grilled cheesus.
No.
The Past Perfect means 'the making' was before 'the pulling'.
The Present Perfect means 'the making' was before the time you say this sentence,
From the glee episode.
When I pulled the sandwich out, I saw the face of *** literally. I had made a grilled cheesus.
Shouldn't he have said. I have made a grilled cheesus.
No.
The Past Perfect means 'the making' was before 'the pulling'.
The Present Perfect means 'the making' was before the time you say this sentence,
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