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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Tense problem in this one sentence?
How would you say this please?
How loud would the music have to have been for it to have been/be heard next door?
Thank you
How loud would the music have to have been for it to have been/be heard next door?
Thank you
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How loud would the music have to have been for it to have been heard next door? " But, as you can see, that totally changes the time frame from having happened in the past.
- How loud would the music have to have been for it to have been heard next door?
- " But, as you can see, that totally changes the time frame from having happened in the past.
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How loud would the music have to have been for it to have been heard next door?
To use "be heard," you could say, "How loud would the music have to be for it to be heard next door?"
But, as you can see, that totally changes the time frame from having happened in the past.
To use "be heard," you could say, "How loud would the music have to be for it to be heard next door?"
But, as you can see, that totally changes the time frame from having happened in the past.
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