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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Thank you for having helped me yesterday.
Thank you for helping me yesterday. VS. Thank you for having helped me yesterday.
I think the second one is more correct in meaning and grammar because the happening of helping me happened yesterday, so we need to make some difference between the verb in the main clause and the verb in subordinate clause. What do you think?
Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
I think the second one is more correct in meaning and grammar because the happening of helping me happened yesterday, so we need to make some difference between the verb in the main clause and the verb in subordinate clause. What do you think?
Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
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Anonymous Thank you for having helped me yesterday. No, this is not natural at all. No native speaker would ever say this, and the grammar is probably incorrect.
- Anonymous Thank you for having helped me yesterday.
- No, this is not natural at all.
- No native speaker would ever say this, and the grammar is probably incorrect.
- The first sentence is the natural and correct choice.
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AnonymousThank you for having helped me yesterday.No, this is not natural at all. No native speaker would ever say this, and the grammar is probably incorrect. The first sentence is the natural and correct choice.
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