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Jack112 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

It's about time

How do I use ' it's about time ' ? What do these ones mean if they are correct?

1. It's about time he heard it.

2. It's about time he hears it.

3. It's about time he has heard it.

Thanks.
  

Top answer

" is an adjective dependant clause, I think all of them are fine.

— Welkins2139

  • " is an adjective dependant clause, I think all of them are fine.
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If " he...." is an adjective dependant clause, I think all of them are fine.
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Welkins2139If " he...." is an adjective dependant clause, I think all of them are fine.
I agree. But I think I've never used any but the first.
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Hmm... I've been doing some exercises from Graver's Advanced English Practice recenlty... and he doesn't say anything about other forms than past ones...
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