0Hi02br 02br 00What's wrong with this sentence, or maybe it's OK02br 02br 001. If you went through what he had gone (through) you would know what it is like02br 02br 00Which is better?02br 02br 001. "Ours welcomed us" or "Our soldiers welcomed us" Can I use "ours" instead of "soldiers"02br 02br 00thank you0-
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0 Hi. 02br 00In my opinion, I think:02br 001, If you went through what he had gone, you would know what it is like.02br 002, Our soldiers welcomed us.0-
0 I'd say for 01b001.02b02br 01i00If you went through what he went through, you would know what it's like.02i02br 00 For 01b001.02b00(in contrast! 05000 ) I would say02br 01i00Our soldiers welcomed us.02i02br 02br 00 You can only say 01i00Ours welco
1i00If you went through what he went through, you would know what it's like.02i02br 02br 00by the way: Shouldn't I use the past perfect, that is-"what he had gone through"02br 02br 00thanx 0-
0 No, I wouldn't say that you should use the past perfect. It doesn't seem necessary at all. The first 01i00went02i00 is a backshift for the 01i00if02i00 clause, so it's in present time, just like the final noun clause (01i00what it's like02i00). Using the past perfect in the noun clause (01i00what he went through