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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
which tense is correct?
Which is correct please
I was hoping/hoped she hadn't hurt herself
It's not worth [the wait/ waiting] to go see it.
You[will] rarely hear her unless she is hungry.
Thank you
I was hoping/hoped she hadn't hurt herself
It's not worth [the wait/ waiting] to go see it.
You[will] rarely hear her unless she is hungry.
Thank you
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All the possibilities are correct. [ I assume you mean I was hoping and I hoped . ]
- All the possibilities are correct.
- [ I assume you mean I was hoping and I hoped .
- ]
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All the possibilities are correct. [ I assume you mean I was hoping and I hoped. ]
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