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Kumenglish Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

What I stayed

Context: He does not like i am staying there.

What I stayed there didn't like him. "in the past tense"

What I am staying here doesn't like him. "in the present tense"

Please correct these sentences and context.

  

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Your sentences are ungrammatical. Present tense: He doesn't like it that I'm staying there. Past tense: He didn't like it that I was staying there.

— Cool Breeze

  • Your sentences are ungrammatical.
  • Present tense: He doesn't like it that I'm staying there.
  • Past tense: He didn't like it that I was staying there.
  • CB
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Your sentences are ungrammatical.

Present tense: He doesn't like it that I'm staying there.

Past tense: He didn't like it that I was staying there.

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