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Sundarnaz Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Listened to / listened
We had listened/listened to this news but we didn't tell her.
I think the use of 'listened' in this context is altogether wrong; it should be 'heard'. Am I right?
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sundarnaz We had listened/listened to this news There is nothing different between your two choices! sundarnaz I think the use of 'listened' in this context is altogether wrong; it should be 'heard'. Am I right?
- sundarnaz We had listened/listened to this news There is nothing different between your two choices!
- sundarnaz I think the use of 'listened' in this context is altogether wrong; it should be 'heard'.
- Am I right?
- 'listened' is grammatical, so it's right.
- You can listen to news.
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sundarnazWe had listened/listened to this news
There is nothing different between your two choices!
sundarnazI think the use of 'listened' in this context is altogether wrong; it should be 'heard'. Am I right?
'listened' is grammatical, so it's right. You can listen to news. But because of "but we didn't t
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