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Newguest Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

struggle/have gone/hadn't

Hi

Are these sentences OK?

1. I'm still struggling with understanding his language

2. ...though I would have preferred we have gone somewhere else (I suppose that this sentence says that I'm referring to the past, for example I'm talking about something that happened yesterday)

3. ....and you had an interview, hadn't you? (I think it's OK Emotion: smile

thanks
  

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1. I'm still struggling with understanding his language. - OK.

— Optilang

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  • I'm still struggling with understanding his language.
  • - OK.
  • I would say: I'm still struggling to understand his language .
  • 2.
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1. I'm still struggling with understanding his language. -OK. I would say: I'm still struggling to understand his language.

2. ...though I would have preferred if we had have gone somewhere else

3. ..and you had an interview, didn't hadn't you?
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