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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Verbs
Is this sentence correct:
Meagan got newer shoes than I do.
Meagan got newer shoes than I do.
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Hi Anon No, that's not grammatically correct. " Or, instead of the verb "has", you can also use " has got " (same meaning).
- Hi Anon No, that's not grammatically correct.
- " Or, instead of the verb "has", you can also use " has got " (same meaning).
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Hi Anon
No, that's not grammatically correct.
You can say this: "Meagan has newer shoes than I do."
Or, instead of the verb "has", you can also use "has got" (same meaning).
No, that's not grammatically correct.
You can say this: "Meagan has newer shoes than I do."
Or, instead of the verb "has", you can also use "has got" (same meaning).
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Meagan has newer shoes than I do.
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Meagan purchased newer shoes than I did.
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Meagan purchased newer shoes than I did.
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