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Htrek Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
What's the meaning of this sentence?
Not once have I been to Mcdonald's and the Mcflurry machine isn't (We use the present tense, correct?) broken.
Does it mean that everytime I go to Mcdonald's the machine is broken?
Top answer
The tense is wrong. ' Yes, it does.
- The tense is wrong.
- ' Yes, it does.
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The tense is wrong.
'Not once have I been to Mcdonald's and the Mcflurry machine hasn't been broken.'
'Does it mean that every time I go to Mcdonald's the machine is broken?'
Yes, it does.
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