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JesterLegacy Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Which one to use?
1)Supposedly there is someone who died.
2)Supposedly there was someone who died.
A)Thank goodness he doesn't become a smoker.
B)Thank goodness he didn't become a smoker.
I would like to know which one is correct and when do we use those sentences?
2)Supposedly there was someone who died.
A)Thank goodness he doesn't become a smoker.
B)Thank goodness he didn't become a smoker.
I would like to know which one is correct and when do we use those sentences?
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JesterLegacy I would like to know which one is correct They are all correct. JesterLegacy when do we use those sentences? Use 1 and A for a present situation; use 2 and B for the past.
- JesterLegacy I would like to know which one is correct They are all correct.
- JesterLegacy when do we use those sentences?
- Use 1 and A for a present situation; use 2 and B for the past.
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JesterLegacyI would like to know which one is correctThey are all correct.
JesterLegacywhen do we use those sentences?Use 1 and A for a present situation; use 2 and B for the past.
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JesterLegacyThank goodness he doesn't become a smokerThat is a very unnatural utterance to me if we are talking about a corpse.
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