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Pleasehelp Posted 16 years ago
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Sentence check
Hi,
Somehow, I've slowly managed to try almost all the places that won the 2008 reader's poll that I had/have never eaten at before.... Flavors, Chicago Pizza Factory, now Niu Sushi, which won for Best Sushi/Sashimi.
Should I use had or have in this situation? Please explain your answer. Thank you.
Somehow, I've slowly managed to try almost all the places that won the 2008 reader's poll that I had/have never eaten at before.... Flavors, Chicago Pizza Factory, now Niu Sushi, which won for Best Sushi/Sashimi.
Should I use had or have in this situation? Please explain your answer. Thank you.
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The explanation is that your sentence is wrongly constructed. Somehow, I've slowly managed to try almost all the places that won the 2008 reader's poll but which I had/have never eaten at before : Flavors, Chicago Pizza Factory, now Niu Sushi, which won for Best Sushi/Sashimi. Either perfect aspect will work.
- The explanation is that your sentence is wrongly constructed.
- Somehow, I've slowly managed to try almost all the places that won the 2008 reader's poll but which I had/have never eaten at before : Flavors, Chicago Pizza Factory, now Niu Sushi, which won for Best Sushi/Sashimi.
- Either perfect aspect will work.
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The explanation is that your sentence is wrongly constructed.
Somehow, I've slowly managed to try almost all the places that won the 2008 reader's poll but which I had/have never eaten at before: Flavors, Chicago Pizza Factory, now Niu Sushi, which won for Best Sushi/Sashimi.
Either perfect aspect will work.
Somehow, I've slowly managed to try almost all the places that won the 2008 reader's poll but which I had/have never eaten at before: Flavors, Chicago Pizza Factory, now Niu Sushi, which won for Best Sushi/Sashimi.
Either perfect aspect will work.
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