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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
mean/meant
Hi,
When should I use mean or meant?
For example: "Although I know people wouldn't just say those things unless they meant them!"
Is "meant" used correctly here?
Thanks
When should I use mean or meant?
For example: "Although I know people wouldn't just say those things unless they meant them!"
Is "meant" used correctly here?
Thanks
Top answer
It sounds good to my ear, but I'm no expert on conditionals. ) Simple past and present - I meant what I said. I mean what I say.
- It sounds good to my ear, but I'm no expert on conditionals.
- ) Simple past and present - I meant what I said.
- I mean what I say.
- Best regards, - A.
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It sounds good to my ear, but I'm no expert on conditionals. (I wouldn't start the sentence with "Although," unless it's conversational, and fits what preceded.)
Simple past and present - I meant what I said. I mean what I say.
Best regards, - A.
Simple past and present - I meant what I said. I mean what I say.
Best regards, - A.
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