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Grammar
To want that it go/went away..
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I did not want anything in my life except that it [go/went] away.
I do not want anything in my life except that it [go/went/goes] away.
Could you please help me out with these sentences? My guess would be that 'go' in both is the only correct answer.
Thanks!
I did not want anything in my life except that it [go/went] away.
I do not want anything in my life except that it [go/went/goes] away.
Could you please help me out with these sentences? My guess would be that 'go' in both is the only correct answer.
Thanks!
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'Go' is correct in both sentences, but some people will use 'went' in the first and 'goes' in the second.
- 'Go' is correct in both sentences, but some people will use 'went' in the first and 'goes' in the second.
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'Go' is correct in both sentences, but some people will use 'went' in the first and 'goes' in the second.
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