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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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?Tom won't be in L.A. now. I heard he had gone to Oregon.
?Tom won't have been in L.A.yesterday.He will be in Japan now.
Do these two sentences make sense ?
?Tom won't have been in L.A.yesterday.He will be in Japan now.
Do these two sentences make sense ?
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Anonymous Do these two sentences make sense ? Yes, but I question the verb forms. A.
- Anonymous Do these two sentences make sense ?
- Yes, but I question the verb forms.
- A.
- now.
- I heard he has gone to Oregon.
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AnonymousDo these two sentences make sense ?Yes, but I question the verb forms.
Tom won't be in L.A. now. I heard he has gone to Oregon.
Tom wouldn't have been in L.A.yesterday. He'll be in Japan now.
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Thank you very much for the quick response ! Now I understand everything.
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