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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Movie
We're talking about a movie we just finished watching and I say:
I liked how the main character turned into another race. Or should it be:
I like how the main character turned into another race.
I liked how the main character turned into another race. Or should it be:
I like how the main character turned into another race.
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Hi, We're talking about a movie we just finished watching and I say: I liked how the main character turned into another race. Or should it be: I like how the main character turned into another race. Usually in a context like this, 'liked' is more natural.
- Hi, We're talking about a movie we just finished watching and I say: I liked how the main character turned into another race.
- Or should it be: I like how the main character turned into another race.
- Usually in a context like this, 'liked' is more natural.
- In less casual speech, you can't really say 'a character turned into .
- .
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Hi,
We're talking about a movie we just finished watching and I say:
I liked how the main character turned into another race. Or should it be:
I like how the main character turned into another race.
Usually in a context like this, 'liked' is more natural.
In less casual speech, you can't really say 'a character turned into .
We're talking about a movie we just finished watching and I say:
I liked how the main character turned into another race. Or should it be:
I like how the main character turned into another race.
Usually in a context like this, 'liked' is more natural.
In less casual speech, you can't really say 'a character turned into .
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