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Hans51 Posted 13 years ago
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"Maybe we should have started studying when we were younger",
I have found this sentence "Maybe we should have started studying when we were younger", and then is this sentence "When we were younger, I would have done anything to be with her" possibly fine to use?
(in a movie, Song For You)
Arthur: I know you all loved Marian and when we were younger, I would have done anything to be with her and share something like this with all of you.
Elizabeth: You don't have to do this in front of everyone, Arthur.
Arthur: No, I am sorry for how I have been.
I am sorry this movie is not The Great Gatsby but Song For you. and I think that the example sentence might be okay to use. What do you native English speakers think again? I am sorry about dragging this question out.
(in a movie, Song For You)
Arthur: I know you all loved Marian and when we were younger, I would have done anything to be with her and share something like this with all of you.
Elizabeth: You don't have to do this in front of everyone, Arthur.
Arthur: No, I am sorry for how I have been.
I am sorry this movie is not The Great Gatsby but Song For you. and I think that the example sentence might be okay to use. What do you native English speakers think again? I am sorry about dragging this question out.
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Hans51 I have found this sentence "Maybe we should have started studying when we were younger", and then is this sentence "When we were younger, I would have done anything to be with her" possibly fine to use? Yes, both those sentences are OK. Hans51 Arthur: I know you all loved Marian and when we were younger, I would have done anything to be with her and share something like this with all of you.
- Hans51 I have found this sentence "Maybe we should have started studying when we were younger", and then is this sentence "When we were younger, I would have done anything to be with her" possibly fine to use?
- Yes, both those sentences are OK.
- Hans51 Arthur: I know you all loved Marian and when we were younger, I would have done anything to be with her and share something like this with all of you.
- I would move the comma to the position after "Marian".
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Hans51I have found this sentence "Maybe we should have started studying when we were younger", and then is this sentence "When we were younger, I would have done anything to be with her" possibly fine to use?Yes, both those sentences are OK.
Hans51Arthur: I know you all loved Marian and when we were younger, I would have done anyt
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