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Dangbinh95lion Posted 15 years ago
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"You see, I grew up in a fairly small town called Devizes and I spent/have spent all of my life there."
Is this sentence in contradiction? While the sentences before it mention that the person has moved to a new place and he is telling his friend about his hometown. Are both "spent" and "have spent" Ok?
Is this sentence in contradiction? While the sentences before it mention that the person has moved to a new place and he is telling his friend about his hometown. Are both "spent" and "have spent" Ok?
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It seems to me that I spent all of my life there is more appropriate. I suppose he means until I moved . CJ
- It seems to me that I spent all of my life there is more appropriate.
- I suppose he means until I moved .
- CJ
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It seems to me that I spent all of my life there is more appropriate.
I suppose he means until I moved.
CJ
I suppose he means until I moved.
CJ
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