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Navitasan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Learnt that after...
Which are correct:
1) You learnt that word after the last time we met. You did it just to impress me.
2) You learnt that word since the last time we met. You did it just to impress me.
3) You've learnt that word after the last time we met. You've done it just to impress me.
4) You've learnt that word since the last time we met. You've dont it just to impress me.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1) You learnt that word after the last time we met. You did it just to impress me.
2) You learnt that word since the last time we met. You did it just to impress me.
3) You've learnt that word after the last time we met. You've done it just to impress me.
4) You've learnt that word since the last time we met. You've dont it just to impress me.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
Sentence 3 is not good. Incidentally, I'm American. That's important to consider when you read my next comment.
- Sentence 3 is not good.
- Incidentally, I'm American.
- That's important to consider when you read my next comment.
- " It is an older form used by some people in the southern states.
- " In the US, we use "dreamed" and "dreamt" equally.
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Sentence 3 is not good.
Incidentally, I'm American. That's important to consider when you read my next comment. Very few people in the US use the form "learnt." We use "learned." There are some people who use "learnt." It is an older form used by some people in the southern states. Those people might also say, "spelt" for "spelled."
In the US, we use "dreamed" and "dreamt" equall
Incidentally, I'm American. That's important to consider when you read my next comment. Very few people in the US use the form "learnt." We use "learned." There are some people who use "learnt." It is an older form used by some people in the southern states. Those people might also say, "spelt" for "spelled."
In the US, we use "dreamed" and "dreamt" equall
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