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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Should have already been there?
hi, i'm wondering which is correct one:
He should have already been there.
He should already have been there.
is there any difference between them?
if not, which is NORMAL?
and i have 2 more questions
-what happens if these sentences become questions??
-can you say "i should never have done that"? where should 'never' be?
sorry for asking so many questions...
He should have already been there.
He should already have been there.
is there any difference between them?
if not, which is NORMAL?
and i have 2 more questions
-what happens if these sentences become questions??
-can you say "i should never have done that"? where should 'never' be?
sorry for asking so many questions...
Top answer
They are synonymous and both are normal, a s are these: Should he have already been there? Should he already have been there? I should never have done that I never should have done that
- They are synonymous and both are normal, a s are these: Should he have already been there?
- Should he already have been there?
- I should never have done that I never should have done that
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They are synonymous and both are normal, as are these:
Should he have already been there?
Should he already have been there?
I should never have done that
I never should have done that
Should he have already been there?
Should he already have been there?
I should never have done that
I never should have done that
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