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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Native, I just wached movie, and this was said

I just watched the movie "hangover" and this was said, I know it's spoken, but there is spoken and spoken, this is way to casual. How would you say this grammatically please? The bold is what I'm worried about.

I've done so much weird stuff over the years. You just forget about it. It goes away. What you did might be harder to go away but in time it'll happen.

There is no way anyone could be so drunk that they'd forget everything they done.

I'm so confused as to what happened.

We have to take him from the place we stole him from yesterday.

Thank you so much
  

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What you did might be harder to get over, but etc. That they'd forget everything they did (or "had done"). "as to what happened" is okay.

— Avangi

  • What you did might be harder to get over, but etc.
  • That they'd forget everything they did (or "had done").
  • "as to what happened" is okay.
  • alc24 We have to take him from the place we stole him from yesterday.
  • The language is okay, but the meaning is curious.
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What you did might be harder to get over, but etc.

That they'd forget everything they did (or "had done").

"as to what happened" is okay.
alc24We have to take him from the place we stole him from yesterday.
The language is okay, but the meaning is curious.
I'd expect, "We have to return him to the place we stole him from yesterday."
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