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Navitasan Posted 8 years ago
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Proud to work

Can one say:

1) He is happy to see his favorite group in concert.

instead of:

1a) He is happy to have seen his favorite group in concert.


Can one say:

2) He is proud to work on that project.

instead of:

2a) He is proud to have worked on that project. (he no longer works on it, maybe it is finished)


Can was say:

3) He was proud to work on that project.

instead of:

3a) He was proud to have worked on that project.


Gratefully,

Navi

  

Top answer

Can one say: 1) He is happy to see his favorite group in concert. This means he is happy when he sees them. instead of: 1a) He is happy to have seen his favorite group in concert.

— Clive

  • Can one say: 1) He is happy to see his favorite group in concert.
  • This means he is happy when he sees them.
  • instead of: 1a) He is happy to have seen his favorite group in concert.
  • This means he was happy after he saw them.
  • Can one say: Similar comments as above.
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Can one say:

1) He is happy to see his favorite group in concert. This means he is happy when he sees them.

instead of:

1a) He is happy to have seen his favorite group in concert. This means he was happy after he saw them.


Can one say: Similar comments as above.

2) He i

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