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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Simple present or simple past
Kindly help me with my English.
I paid a visit there yesterday to ensure I know exactly where the place is.
I paid a visit there yesterday to ensure I knew exactly where the place was.
Is first sentence correct or it should be second sentence?
I paid a visit there yesterday to ensure I know exactly where the place is.
I paid a visit there yesterday to ensure I knew exactly where the place was.
Is first sentence correct or it should be second sentence?
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Thanks CB. What if I say:
I paid a visit there yesterday to ensure I would know exactly where the place was.
Is this okay, too?
By the way, do they all have the same meaning including my third sentence?
I paid a visit there yesterday to ensure I would know exactly where the place was.
Is this okay, too?
By the way, do they all have the same meaning including my third sentence?
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