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Seagull Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

The past tense or the past perfect

(a) As I heard that the museum was worth a visit, so I thought I would go there the following month.

(b) As I had heard that the museum was worth a visit, so I thought I would go there the following month.

Are both (a) and (b) correct and natural?
  

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Use either "as" or "so" in your sentences. " Otherwise, both sentences are OK.

— Teechr

  • Use either "as" or "so" in your sentences.
  • " Otherwise, both sentences are OK.
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Use either "as" or "so" in your sentences. I would omit "as" and just use "so."
Otherwise, both sentences are OK.
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I understand.
Thank you very much for your corrections, Teechr.
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