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Marold Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
I've heard or I head
If discussion about something was going on between me and my friend, what would I use in the sentence below and what would the use of particular tenses imply?
"I've heard about you a great deal of crazy stuff ."
"I heard about you a great deal of crazy stuff."
Are there any differences in the meaning or are these two usages of tenses interchangable in this particular instance?
Thank you in advance.
"I've heard about you a great deal of crazy stuff ."
"I heard about you a great deal of crazy stuff."
Are there any differences in the meaning or are these two usages of tenses interchangable in this particular instance?
Thank you in advance.
Top answer
" They are both incorrect. (your crazy stuff). - would be the correct revision.
- " They are both incorrect.
- (your crazy stuff).
- - would be the correct revision.
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Marold"I've heard about you a great deal of crazy stuff .""I heard about you a great deal of crazy stuff."They are both incorrect.
I have heard a great deal about ...(your crazy stuff). - would be the correct revision.
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