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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Sentence inquiry

I know I can say I have not exercised for a while. Is it also correct to say: I did not work put for a while!

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Use present perfect and change 'put'.

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  • Use present perfect and change 'put'.
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Use present perfect and change 'put'.
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Sorry. I mean 'out' instead of 'put'.
Is this the present perfect: I have not worked out for a while. I think it is better as well.

But I would like to know if 'I did not work out for a while' is correct!

Thanks.
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Anonymouss this the present perfect: I have not worked out for a while.
Yes.
AnonymousBut I would like to know if 'I did not work out for a while' is correct!
No.
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Thanks. How about :
1. I did not work out yesterday.

2. I did not work out the last two years, or should it be I have not worked out the last two years.
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