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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
It's been
My mom asks me where I got the new wallet. I say:
It's been in the box the whole time, I just didn't take it out to use it. Or
It was in the box the whole time, I just didn't take it out to use it.
Which one is better?
Thanks!
It's been in the box the whole time, I just didn't take it out to use it. Or
It was in the box the whole time, I just didn't take it out to use it.
Which one is better?
Thanks!
Top answer
Either would be okay, but they are both run-on sentences. You need 'but' after the comma or a period after 'time' followed by a second sentence beginning with 'I'.
- Either would be okay, but they are both run-on sentences.
- You need 'but' after the comma or a period after 'time' followed by a second sentence beginning with 'I'.
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Either would be okay, but they are both run-on sentences. You need 'but' after the comma or a period after 'time' followed by a second sentence beginning with 'I'. .
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