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CharmYou Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
one night stand
Which sentence sounds better?
I've never had a one night stand.
I've never had one night stands.
I never have a one night stand.
I never have one night stands.
I don't have a one night stand.
I don't have one night stands.
I won't have a one night stand.
I won't have one night stands.
I've never had a one night stand.
I've never had one night stands.
I never have a one night stand.
I never have one night stands.
I don't have a one night stand.
I don't have one night stands.
I won't have a one night stand.
I won't have one night stands.
Top answer
These have different meanings, depends on what your intention is. Look up the uses of different tenses to find the meaning you want.
- These have different meanings, depends on what your intention is.
- Look up the uses of different tenses to find the meaning you want.
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These have different meanings, depends on what your intention is.
Look up the uses of different tenses to find the meaning you want.
Look up the uses of different tenses to find the meaning you want.
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This one doesn't sound natural: "I don't have a one night stand."
The rest sound fine, and yes, they give different information based on the tense.
The rest sound fine, and yes, they give different information based on the tense.
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