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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
verb (1)
Hi,
I’d like to have gone skiing. (1) = I’d have liked to go skiing. (2) ?
Quoc
I’d like to have gone skiing. (1) = I’d have liked to go skiing. (2) ?
Quoc
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Hi, You didn't word the question explicitly, but I assume you are asking if these two sentences have the same meaning. No, they don't. I’d like to have gone skiing.
- Hi, You didn't word the question explicitly, but I assume you are asking if these two sentences have the same meaning.
- No, they don't.
- I’d like to have gone skiing.
- (1) Right now, I would like to have the experience or result of a ski trip in the past.
- I’d have liked to go skiing.
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Hi,
You didn't word the question explicitly, but I assume you are asking if these two sentences have the same meaning. No, they don't.
I’d like to have gone skiing. (1) Right now, I would like to have the experience or result of a ski trip in the past.
I’d have liked
You didn't word the question explicitly, but I assume you are asking if these two sentences have the same meaning. No, they don't.
I’d like to have gone skiing. (1) Right now, I would like to have the experience or result of a ski trip in the past.
I’d have liked
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