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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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To meet or to have met

“So lucky of you to meet her”


If you have already met her, shouldn’t it be :


So lucky of you to have met her?

  

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anonymous If you have already met her, shouldn’t it be : So lucky of you to have met her? It could be, but it needn't be. 'To meet' is an infinitive and as such evinces no time.

— Mister Micawber

  • anonymous If you have already met her, shouldn’t it be : So lucky of you to have met her?
  • It could be, but it needn't be.
  • 'To meet' is an infinitive and as such evinces no time.
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anonymousIf you have already met her, shouldn’t it be : So lucky of you to have met her?

It could be, but it needn't be. 'To meet' is an infinitive and as such evinces no time.

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