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Kims Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Tense

He had stressed that if we wanted more than 2 hours of cleaning, we would need to hire our own cleaners.

I am wondering if the sentence above is grammatically correct. The tense in the beginning cannot change; should I change the tense that follows? I appreciate your help.

  

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kims He had stressed that if we wanted more than 2 two hours of cleaning, we would need to hire our own cleaners. Correct as shown. ) The tenses are not a problem.

— CalifJim

  • kims He had stressed that if we wanted more than 2 two hours of cleaning, we would need to hire our own cleaners.
  • Correct as shown.
  • ) The tenses are not a problem.
  • CJ
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kimsHe had stressed that if we wanted more than 2 two hours of cleaning, we would need to hire our own cleaners.

Correct as shown. (Spell out one-digit numbers.)

The tenses are not a problem.

CJ

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