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Class build 370 Posted 7 years ago
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The Inserted phrase " Which I do"

In the sentence, stated bellow, what does the "which I do" mean? Is not supposed to be " which I did" because all verbs are past tense?

[I told him I had no political plans, that I thought the ticket for '76 was locked in with the appointment of Rockefeller, which I do, and that I had no plans at all.]

  

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In the sentence, stated below , what does the "which I do" mean? Is it not supposed to be " which I did" because all verbs are past tense? Yes, which I did makes more sense.

— Clive

  • In the sentence, stated below , what does the "which I do" mean?
  • Is it not supposed to be " which I did" because all verbs are past tense?
  • Yes, which I did makes more sense.
  • [I told him I had no political plans, that I thought the ticket for '76 was locked in with the appointment of Rockefeller, which I did , and that I had no plans at all.
  • Clive
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In the sentence, stated below, what does the "which I do" mean? Is it not supposed to be " which I did" because all verbs are past tense? Yes, which I did makes more sense.

[I told him I had no political plans, that I thought the ticket for '76 was locked in with the appointment of Rockefeller, which I did, and that I had no plans at all.

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class build 370I told him I had no political plans, that I thought the ticket for '76 was locked in with the appointment of Rockefeller, which I do, and that I had no plans at all.

which I do ~ and I do think that the ticket for '76 is locked in with the appointment of Rockefeller.

In other words, I didn't just tell him that, lying, but I told

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