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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
It
Who's been paying for it the past few times? And
Who's paid for it the past few times.
Can you leave out the it in these sentences?
Who's paid for it the past few times.
Can you leave out the it in these sentences?
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Hi, No. But you can omit 'for it', as long as people know what you are talking about. Clive
- Hi, No.
- But you can omit 'for it', as long as people know what you are talking about.
- Clive
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Hi,
No. But you can omit 'for it', as long as people know what you are talking about.
Clive
No. But you can omit 'for it', as long as people know what you are talking about.
Clive
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These are OK:
Who's been paying the past few times?
Who's paid the past few times?
Who's been paying the past few times?
Who's paid the past few times?
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AlpheccaStarsThese are OK:What's the difference between these two sentences? Aren't the meanings very similar?
Who's been paying the past few times?
Who's paid the past few times?
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They are very similar. I probably would use the simple past in most circumstances.
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