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Mr. Tom Posted 7 years ago
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Old enough to remember my actions...

Hi

(Apologies if I have asked this before--you know our search engine!)

Is the red part natural English?

Since being old enough to remember my actions, I've always seen him drunk.

or

Ever since I became old enough to remember my actions, I've always hated her.

Thanks,

Tom

  

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The clauses don't relate to each other.

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  • The clauses don't relate to each other.
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The clauses don't relate to each other.

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I don't see any actions by you here. What are you trying to say?

What si the relevance of the red part to what follows?

Clive

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