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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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my friend
I need your help.
My friend said that this sentence doesnt make sense: I got a hangover. I've been drinking too much. Its supposed to be: I got a hangover, I drank too much. Because if he's saying I've been drinking too much that means that he's still drinking.
Is that true??
Thank you
My friend said that this sentence doesnt make sense: I got a hangover. I've been drinking too much. Its supposed to be: I got a hangover, I drank too much. Because if he's saying I've been drinking too much that means that he's still drinking.
Is that true??
Thank you
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\I've got a hangover, I drank too much (last night). I've got a hangover. I've been drinking too much (recently, including last night).
- \I've got a hangover, I drank too much (last night).
- I've got a hangover.
- I've been drinking too much (recently, including last night).
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\I've got a hangover, I drank too much (last night).
I've got a hangover. I've been drinking too much (recently, including last night).
I've got a hangover. I've been drinking too much (recently, including last night).
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