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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
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1. Parts of the was televised. Or

Parts of the wedding has been televised.

I'm trying to say the wedding that I attended last week might've been shown on tv. Which should I use?

2. I've made an appointment on Monday. Or

I made an appointment on Monday. Which is more native?

3. I've lost my passport a couple of times. Or

I lost my passport a couple of times.

Which is more native?

4. Put it into perspective or

Put it in perspective.

Which of the two is correct?

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Top answer

PreciousJones 1. Parts of the wedding? was televised.

— CalifJim

  • PreciousJones 1.
  • Parts of the wedding?
  • was televised.
  • Or Parts of the wedding has been televised.
  • I'm trying to say the wedding that I attended last week might've been shown on tv.
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PreciousJones1. Parts of the wedding? was televised. Or

Parts of the wedding has been televised.

I'm trying to say the wedding that I attended last week might've been shown on tv. Which should I use?
If it might have been shown, neither one will work. Say:

Parts of the wedding m
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CalifJim
PreciousJones1. Parts of the wedding? was televised. Or
Parts of the wedding has been televised.
I'm trying to say the wedding that I attended last week might've been shown on tv. Which should I use?
If it might have been shown, neither one will work. Say:

Parts of the wedding might have been televised.
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If you're positive that the wedding was televised, just say, "The wedding was televised". If you're positive that parts were televised, say, "Parts of the wedding were televised".

CJ
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