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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Must ahve
Hi,
I'd like to know whether the following sentences are both correct and, if not, why not?
They used to think I must have eyes in the back of my head - I knew what they were up to even when I was facing the board.
They used to think I must have had eyes in the back of my head - I knew what they were up to even when I was facing the board.
Thanks a million.
Nancy
I'd like to know whether the following sentences are both correct and, if not, why not?
They used to think I must have eyes in the back of my head - I knew what they were up to even when I was facing the board.
They used to think I must have had eyes in the back of my head - I knew what they were up to even when I was facing the board.
Thanks a million.
Nancy
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-- This is normal. -- This says the misplaced eyes ceased before the rest of the actions.
- -- This is normal.
- -- This says the misplaced eyes ceased before the rest of the actions.
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They used to think I must have eyes in the back of my head - I knew what they were up to even when I was facing the board.-- This is normal.
They used to think I must have had eyes in the back of my head - I knew what they were up to even when I was facing the board.-- This says the misplaced eyes ceased before the rest of the actions.
They used to think I must have had eyes in the back of my head - I knew what they were up to even when I was facing the board.-- This says the misplaced eyes ceased before the rest of the actions.
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