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Tuongvan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
to this day
Hi teachers,
Please help edit the following for me :
" To this day ,as/when we reside at the opposite ends of the country ,the image of our first meeting is still engraved on my memory . I could have loved him from that moment."
(Note: when saying ' To this day ,as/when we reside at the opposite ends of the country' ,I mean' To this day ,when he lives in the South of Vietnam and I live at the North of Vietnam')
Thank you in advance
Please help edit the following for me :
" To this day ,as/when we reside at the opposite ends of the country ,the image of our first meeting is still engraved on my memory . I could have loved him from that moment."
(Note: when saying ' To this day ,as/when we reside at the opposite ends of the country' ,I mean' To this day ,when he lives in the South of Vietnam and I live at the North of Vietnam')
Thank you in advance
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I'd say: "Even today, when we live at the oposite ends of the country, our first meeting is still engraved in my memory. I have loved you since that moment. (or just "since then")"
- I'd say: "Even today, when we live at the oposite ends of the country, our first meeting is still engraved in my memory.
- I have loved you since that moment.
- (or just "since then")"
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I'd say: "Even today, when we live at the oposite ends of the country, our first meeting is still engraved in my memory. I have loved you since that moment. (or just "since then")"
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Thank you Ant_222 very much , but maybe my poor expression in English has led to your not understanding exactly what I mean .When I say "I could /might have loved him from that moment " I mean "Perhaps I have loved him since then"(I'm not sure thether I have loved him or not ). If you just say " I have loved him since then" without " perhaps " , it would mean I 'm sure I started lo
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To this day, although/even though we reside at opposite ends of the country, the image of our first meeting is still engraved on my memory. I may have loved him from that moment.
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