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You would likely/likely have noticed the girls dancing.
Does the above sentences tells the past tense? Please explain me the above sentence.
Does the above sentences tells the past tense? Please explain me the above sentence.
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Yes. 'Have noticed' is recent past.
- Yes.
- 'Have noticed' is recent past.
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Thanks Mr. Micabwer
Just like to know the difference & meaning of below
You would likely / should likely have noticed....
Does would likely mean that the speaker is sure the listener have noticed and should likely mean the speaker is ordering the listener??
Just like to know the difference & meaning of below
You would likely / should likely have noticed....
Does would likely mean that the speaker is sure the listener have noticed and should likely mean the speaker is ordering the listener??
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You would likely have noticed.= you probably noticed
You should likely have noticed. = I don't think this is an acceptable grammar nowadays. You should have noticed. = you probably noticed or you were supposed to notice.
You should likely have noticed. = I don't think this is an acceptable grammar nowadays. You should have noticed. = you probably noticed or you were supposed to notice.
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