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Anduy Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
"In the thirty years that I have .....?"
I don't think he ______ in the thirty years I _______ him.
A. changed / knew
B. had changed / knew
C. has changed / have known
D. changes / know
What of the above should I choose?
Please explain your answer
Thank you very much!
A. changed / knew
B. had changed / knew
C. has changed / have known
D. changes / know
What of the above should I choose?
Please explain your answer
Thank you very much!
Top answer
Pls post your choices FIRST.
- Pls post your choices FIRST.
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oh, I'm sorry. I choose A
but my teacher chose C
my teacher's answer: I don't think he has changed in the thirty years I have known him
that sounds weird to me so I'm not sure
please help
thanks!
but my teacher chose C
my teacher's answer: I don't think he has changed in the thirty years I have known him
that sounds weird to me so I'm not sure
please help
thanks!
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Hi Anduy,
C would be the most likely choice. "I" and "he" still know each other today. "He" and "I" have known each other from a point 30 years ago up to now, and since we met 30 years ago, he has not changed.
A could work if "he" is now dead, for example. In other words, I knew him for a period of 30 years, starting with the day we met and ending with the day he died. And du
C would be the most likely choice. "I" and "he" still know each other today. "He" and "I" have known each other from a point 30 years ago up to now, and since we met 30 years ago, he has not changed.
A could work if "he" is now dead, for example. In other words, I knew him for a period of 30 years, starting with the day we met and ending with the day he died. And du
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