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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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My friend's wedding
Talking about a wedding I went to a few months ago. I say:
It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I have ever been to. And
It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I had ever been to. And
It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I have/had been to as of late.
Or can I say it in the present tense? For example:
It is probably the most enjoyable wedding I have ever been to.
Are all useable? Please proofread and select the correct answer.
Thanks!
It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I have ever been to. And
It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I had ever been to. And
It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I have/had been to as of late.
Or can I say it in the present tense? For example:
It is probably the most enjoyable wedding I have ever been to.
Are all useable? Please proofread and select the correct answer.
Thanks!
Top answer
It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I have ever been to. OK. It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I had ever been to.
- It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I have ever been to.
- OK.
- It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I had ever been to.
- OK.
- Better than the previous one.
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It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I have ever been to. OK.
It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I had ever been to. OK. Better than the previous one.
It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I have been to lately. OK.
It was probably the
It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I had ever been to. OK. Better than the previous one.
It was probably the most enjoyable wedding I have been to lately. OK.
It was probably the
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