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could you, please, tell me whether I've used the right tenses in this sentence? It's an excuse a person uses, who doesn't want to admit that he broke a glass.
"I've just touched the glass. It has broken itself!"
Thank you
could you, please, tell me whether I've used the right tenses in this sentence? It's an excuse a person uses, who doesn't want to admit that he broke a glass.
"I've just touched the glass. It has broken itself!"
Thank you
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could you, please, tell me whether I've used the right tenses in this sentence? It's an excuse a person uses no comma who doesn't want to admit that he broke a glass. "I've just touched the glass.
- could you, please, tell me whether I've used the right tenses in this sentence?
- It's an excuse a person uses no comma who doesn't want to admit that he broke a glass.
- "I've just touched the glass.
- " Say "I just touched the glass.
- " Clive
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could you, please, tell me whether I've used the right tenses in this sentence? It's an excuse a person uses no comma who doesn't want to admit that he broke a glass.
"I've just touched the glass. It has broken itself!"
Say "I just touched the glass. It broke itself!"
Cli
"I've just touched the glass. It has broken itself!"
Say "I just touched the glass. It broke itself!"
Cli
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