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If I had been a quick study person I would have already known English very well.( Is it corect ?? )

Englishmaven · Accepted Answer

If I had been a quick study, I woiuld have already known English very well.
The sentence is correct tense-wise, but you don't say "quick study person." A quick study is a person. You are a quick study.

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CalifJim · Answer

AnonymousIf I had been a quick study person I would have already known English very well.( Is it corect ?? )

Not quite. If you had already known English very well, you wouldn't have had to learn it at all! You need the verb learn, not know.

If I had been a quick study, I would have already learned English very well (by now).

CJ

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