Here are 3 sentences. Could you point the correct one? 1 "Did you ever instantly know you were going to like and trust someone for a long, long time?" 2 "Have you ever instantly knew you were going to like..." 3 "Have you ever instantly knew you have been going to like..."
Thats what I've recently read on this forum: "The difference between "did you go" and "have you gone" is all about whether the asker knows the time that the action wass supposed to have taken place." - it refers to my sentences as well. I have no idea about "the time of the action" in my case, so it seems I should use present perfect.
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" #3 is very odd, but possible, I suppose. #2 is the most likely. ')
— Mister Micawber
" #3 is very odd, but possible, I suppose.
#2 is the most likely.
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1 "Did you ever instantly know you were going to like and trust someone for a long, long time?" 2 "Have you ever instantly known you were going to like..." 3 "Have you ever instantly known you have been going to like..."
#3 is very odd, but possible, I suppose. #2 is the most likely. as one of the uses of present perfect is for 'life experienc