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If you can, please try to write your questions as proper grammatical sentences. Please separate the words you are asking about from the words of the question itself using quotation marks or italics. e.
- If you can, please try to write your questions as proper grammatical sentences.
- Please separate the words you are asking about from the words of the question itself using quotation marks or italics.
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- "come" without "had".
- "come" is the verb infinitive and present tense (other than third-person singular, which would be "comes").
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If you can, please try to write your questions as proper grammatical sentences. Please separate the words you are asking about from the words of the question itself using quotation marks or italics. It looks a bit as if you are asking about the use of "only come", but I suppose you are asking about only "come", i.e. "come" without "had".
"come" is the verb infinitive and present tense (ot
"come" is the verb infinitive and present tense (ot
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