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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Uncertainties
She may have the answer as she has helped me with a lot of questions and uncertainties I had regarding rhinoplasty procedures.
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She may have the answer as she has helped me with a lot of questions and uncertainties I have had regarding rhinoplasty procedures.
Should I stick to the tenses or is the original sentence okay?
And is there a difference in meaning?
Thank you!
Or
She may have the answer as she has helped me with a lot of questions and uncertainties I have had regarding rhinoplasty procedures.
Should I stick to the tenses or is the original sentence okay?
And is there a difference in meaning?
Thank you!
Top answer
If she has helped you, then you have had questions that she has helped you with. I'd "stick to the tenses". CJ
- If she has helped you, then you have had questions that she has helped you with.
- I'd "stick to the tenses".
- CJ
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If she has helped you, then you have had questions that she has helped you with.
I'd "stick to the tenses".
CJ
I'd "stick to the tenses".
CJ
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