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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Things don't go as you have expected.
I'd appreciate it if someone would answer my question. Thanks in advance.
Which is correct, A or B? If both are correct, tell me the difference?
A: Things don't go as you expect.
B: Things don't go as you have expected.
Which is correct, A or B? If both are correct, tell me the difference?
A: Things don't go as you expect.
B: Things don't go as you have expected.
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Also: Things don't go as you expected. The ideas are the same. A is a simpler and more direct way of putting it.
- Also: Things don't go as you expected.
- The ideas are the same.
- A is a simpler and more direct way of putting it.
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Also: Things don't go as you expected.
The ideas are the same. A is a simpler and more direct way of putting it.
The ideas are the same. A is a simpler and more direct way of putting it.
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A refers to what's universally acknowledged while B what's you've experienced.
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