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Chalk train Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
What is the difference in these sentences?
Did you forget what you had said?
Did you forget what you said?
Have you forgotten what you said?
Which one of these is the apt to use when the person has actually said the thing a day ago and a month ago and a few minutes ago?
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chalk train a day ago and a month ago and a few minutes ago? Those timelines are not important. chalk train What is the difference in these sentences?
- chalk train a day ago and a month ago and a few minutes ago?
- Those timelines are not important.
- chalk train What is the difference in these sentences?
- Have you forgotten what you said?
- The first is unnecessary grammar.
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chalk train a day ago and a month ago and a few minutes ago?
Those timelines are not important.
chalk trainWhat is the difference in these sentences? Did you forget what you had said?Did you forget what you said?Have you forgotten what you said?
The first is unnecessary grammar. The other two are fine.
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