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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Past and present perfect in a sentence with conjunction "so"
Hi. Is this tense combination correct? Thank you for your help in advance.
He felt lousy, so he has not called.
He felt lousy, so he has not called.
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It's not impossible, but these are far more likely: He felt lousy, so he didn't call. He has been feeling losy, so he hasn't called.
- It's not impossible, but these are far more likely: He felt lousy, so he didn't call.
- He has been feeling losy, so he hasn't called.
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It's not impossible, but these are far more likely:
He felt lousy, so he didn't call.
He has been feeling losy, so he hasn't called.
He felt lousy, so he didn't call.
He has been feeling losy, so he hasn't called.
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