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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Need an answer
wich on is correct to say
1- she might have not been her .
2- she might not have been her .
thank u
1- she might have not been her .
2- she might not have been her .
thank u
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The second one. When you are speculating about the past but you have less certain than 50% then use in the negative . p.
- The second one.
- When you are speculating about the past but you have less certain than 50% then use in the negative .
- p.
- Byebye
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The second one.
When you are speculating about the past but you have less certain than 50% then use in the negative .
might not have + p.p.
Byebye
When you are speculating about the past but you have less certain than 50% then use in the negative .
might not have + p.p.
Byebye
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I don't understand Tinker Val's rule at all, but use the second one because the normal position for the negative adverb in the verb phrase is after the first word of the phrase:
Might not have been
Could not see
Will not be coming
etc
Might not have been
Could not see
Will not be coming
etc
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