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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

regret

Honestly, I don't regret what I did because it was really come from the heart. So I felt nothing wrong with that. I'm only sorry if i caused you any unhappiness/pain

Are they correct?

Thank you
  

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Hi it (was) really came from the heart. anything wrong (double negation) I caused any/some

— Inchoateknowledge

  • Hi it (was) really came from the heart.
  • anything wrong (double negation) I caused any/some
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Hi

it (was) really came from the heart.

anything wrong (double negation)

I caused any/some

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Thank you Incho,

Is it 'came' a past tense?

http://www.webster.com/dictionary/come

Then I have two past tenses in the sentence.
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Inchoateknowledge it (was) really came from the heart.
You can't have was there when came is used. It should be:
Honestly, I don't regret what I did because it really came from the heart.
Perhaps this is what Incho meant.

BW2/3: yes, you can have two simple pasts ther
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I don't regret what I did because it really came from the heart.
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