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Tizry Syahnon Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

not have to / not to have / not have realized

Hi EFers and teachers around.




I need to justify myself about which sentences below are correct:




(I did search and study the thread but still fail to make myself clear on this)




1) I would not have to realize that mistake until I join and intensively study the languange at englishforum.com.




2) I would not have realized that mistake until I join and intensively study the languange at englishforum.com.




3) I would not to have realized that mistake until I join and intensively study the languange at englishforum.com.




Thanks
  

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None of them are quite right although the only problem with 2) is the tenses further along in the sentence. com.

— Nona the brit

  • None of them are quite right although the only problem with 2) is the tenses further along in the sentence.
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None of them are quite right although the only problem with 2) is the tenses further along in the sentence.

I would not have realised that mistake until I joined and intensively studied the language at englishforum.com.
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Hi NTB

May I know what is the right sentence? I still didn't get it clear. Are you saying that we are not allowed to use the word to after using would have not------------> and uses simple tense for the sentence instead of past tense?

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