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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Recommended vs Recommend
Which one is correct:
I highly recommend a visit here or I highly recommended a visit here
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"Recommend" is present, so it means you are doing it now. "Recommended" is past, so it means you already did it. Both sentences are good, but they have different meanings.
- "Recommend" is present, so it means you are doing it now.
- "Recommended" is past, so it means you already did it.
- Both sentences are good, but they have different meanings.
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"Recommend" is present, so it means you are doing it now.
"Recommended" is past, so it means you already did it.
Both sentences are good, but they have different meanings.
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