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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Present perfect + another thing
Hello, I'd like to know whether these sentences are correct: (American english)
1) As soon as it happened, the bomb just went to explode.
2) Finally I've come alive, taken a chance and I have turned things around. OR Finally I've come alive, I took a chance and I turned things around.
1) As soon as it happened, the bomb just went to explode.
2) Finally I've come alive, taken a chance and I have turned things around. OR Finally I've come alive, I took a chance and I turned things around.
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1) As soon as it happened, the bomb just exploded . -- I don't know what this means; is 'it' the explosion? 2) Finally I've come alive, taken a chance and turned things around.
- 1) As soon as it happened, the bomb just exploded .
- -- I don't know what this means; is 'it' the explosion?
- 2) Finally I've come alive, taken a chance and turned things around.
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1) As soon as it happened, the bomb just exploded. -- I don't know what this means; is 'it' the explosion?
2) Finally I've come alive, taken a chance and turned things around.
2) Finally I've come alive, taken a chance and turned things around.
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