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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Mocked at - grammar
Is this sentence correct?
When she was in school, she had been mocked at and booed off the stage.
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mocked , not mocked at. I don't see any reason here to use Past Perfect. When she was in school, she was mocked and booed off the stage.
- mocked , not mocked at.
- I don't see any reason here to use Past Perfect.
- When she was in school, she was mocked and booed off the stage.
- Clive
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mocked, not mocked at.
I don't see any reason here to use Past Perfect.
When she was in school, she was mocked and booed off the stage.
Clive
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