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Dala Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Sentences
I'm sorry to have had you kept waiting.
I needed to have had her kept waiting.
I'm sorry for having had her kept waiting.
Are they right?
I needed to have had her kept waiting.
I'm sorry for having had her kept waiting.
Are they right?
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I kept you waiting. I caused you to wait. I had you kept waiting.
- I kept you waiting.
- I caused you to wait.
- I had you kept waiting.
- I told someone to keep you waiting.
- I think you want the first meaning, but all your sentences sound like the second meaning, which is an unusual one.
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I kept you waiting. I caused you to wait.
I had you kept waiting. I told someone to keep you waiting.
I think you want the first meaning, but all your sentences sound like the second meaning, which is an unusual one.
I had you kept waiting. I told someone to keep you waiting.
I think you want the first meaning, but all your sentences sound like the second meaning, which is an unusual one.
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