Past tense with present tense conclusion.
Please shed some light on how this sentence should be worded . .
I've tried to keep up with you the best I can but, I still end up lost and confused.
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The sentence is okay, except that the comma should be between "can" and "but". " These phrases are typically used in set types of expressions - and they would rarely appear in the same sentence - so the context in which it appears would have to fit the sentence.
- The sentence is okay, except that the comma should be between "can" and "but".
- " These phrases are typically used in set types of expressions - and they would rarely appear in the same sentence - so the context in which it appears would have to fit the sentence.
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The sentence is okay, except that the comma should be between "can" and "but". The only concern I might have is with the phrases, "keep up with you the best I can" and "lost and confused." These phrases are typically used in set types of expressions - and they would rarely appear in the same sentence - so the context in which it appears would have to fit the sentence.
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