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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Use past tenses always after this type of words?
Do you always need to have past tenses after the word 'knew" in sentences?
I knew he did it.
I think I learned from fourms here that with certain "feeling" words that denote one-time occurances, past tenses are what are normally used like this.
I felt he was angry/happy.
I knew he did it.
I think I learned from fourms here that with certain "feeling" words that denote one-time occurances, past tenses are what are normally used like this.
I felt he was angry/happy.
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Yes. knew, felt, and thought are three examples of past tense verb forms that are followed by clauses in the past tense nearly 100% of the time. CJ
- Yes.
- knew, felt, and thought are three examples of past tense verb forms that are followed by clauses in the past tense nearly 100% of the time.
- CJ
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Yes. knew, felt, and thought are three examples of past tense verb forms that are followed by clauses in the past tense nearly 100% of the time.
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