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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

'Wasn’t' or 'hadn't'? 'Would be getting married,' 'would have been married,' 'would have been gotten married'?

Which expressions in these sentences should I use? '

Why did she have to be in that car crash?’ I wondered. It (wasn’t, hadn't) his fault but the driver’s. We (would be getting married, would have been married, would have been gotten married) the day after, Dec. 25, 2011.
  

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’ I wondered. It (wasn’t , hadn't ) his her fault but the driver’s. We ( would be getting married, would have been married, would have been gotten married would have gotten married) the day after, Dec.

— Karansardana

  • ’ I wondered.
  • It (wasn’t , hadn't ) his her fault but the driver’s.
  • We ( would be getting married, would have been married, would have been gotten married would have gotten married) the day after, Dec.
  • 25, 2011.
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RommelWhy did she have to be in that car crash?’ I wondered. It (wasn’t, hadn't) his her fault but the driver’s. We (would be getting married, would have been married, would have been gotten married would have gotten married) the day after, Dec. 25, 2011.
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karansardanaIt (wasn’t, hadn't) his her fault but the driver’s.
How about saying It hadn't been her fault...? Is it okay?
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