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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
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Talking about my friend who I met a few months ago. I say:
She spoke English perfectly and didn't even learn it growing up. Or
She speaks English perfectly and didn't even learn it growing up.
Are both useable or is one better than the other?
Thank you!
She spoke English perfectly and didn't even learn it growing up. Or
She speaks English perfectly and didn't even learn it growing up.
Are both useable or is one better than the other?
Thank you!
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I'd use the second unless my friend were dead.
- I'd use the second unless my friend were dead.
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