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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
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There were times I had been beaten so bad that I couldn't even move anymore.
Talking about a past event.
Talking about a past event.
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"There were times" correct past tense "There are times" correct present -- habituation "Badly" would be formally correct. "Bad" is often used in casual speech.
- "There were times" correct past tense "There are times" correct present -- habituation "Badly" would be formally correct.
- "Bad" is often used in casual speech.
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"There were times" correct past tense
"There are times" correct present -- habituation
"Badly" would be formally correct. "Bad" is often used in casual speech.
"There are times" correct present -- habituation
"Badly" would be formally correct. "Bad" is often used in casual speech.
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