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Sandulack Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Verb agreement question
1. My wife said she met him.
2. My wife says she met him.
Are they both grammatically correct?
I feel, 1 is correct, however, 2 doesn't sound that wrong.
2. My wife says she met him.
Are they both grammatically correct?
I feel, 1 is correct, however, 2 doesn't sound that wrong.
Top answer
sandulack 1. 2. Are they both grammatically correct?
- sandulack 1.
- 2.
- Are they both grammatically correct?
- Yes.
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sandulack1. My wife said she met him.2. My wife says she met him.Are they both grammatically correct?Yes.
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Thank you!
I guess my question wasn't really connected to verb agreement then.
Would you say there's any preference for one over the other?
Is it fair to say they mean the same?
I guess my question wasn't really connected to verb agreement then.
Would you say there's any preference for one over the other?
Is it fair to say they mean the same?
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sandulackIs it fair to say they mean the same?Yes. The second probably refers to a very recent statement.
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