Use " went " in the sentence to give the same meaning
3-Mr.John suggested that we should go to Paris. (went)
Can we say "Mr. John suggested that we went to Paris."
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I don't think so. You can't use went here. Sometimes, you can write the sentence without "that" and "should", but you can't change the verb tense here.
- I don't think so.
- You can't use went here.
- Sometimes, you can write the sentence without "that" and "should", but you can't change the verb tense here.
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I don't think so. You can't use went here.
Sometimes, you can write the sentence without "that" and "should", but you can't change the verb tense here.
0esalim803-Mr.John suggested that we should go to Paris. (went)Can we say "Mr. John suggested that we went to Paris."
No. They have different meanings.
Mr. John suggested that we should go to Paris = He thinks that is a good idea for the future.
Mr. John suggested that we should go to Paris = He said that he thinks that we went the
0esalim80Mr. John
Mr is not normally used with just a first name. It is used with a full name like Mr Gordon Bennet or, just a surname like Mr Bennet. The same is true of Miss and Mrs.
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