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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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yet with past perfect
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Shall I say " they had not existed yet" or is it better to say" they did not exist yet";i think second sentence is better.
Most of the time yet works with present perfect in the present so in the past can it work with past perfect?It was going to happen
Shall I say " they had not existed yet" or is it better to say" they did not exist yet";i think second sentence is better.
Most of the time yet works with present perfect in the present so in the past can it work with past perfect?It was going to happen
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Anonymous Should I say "They had not existed yet" or is it better to say"They did not exist yet"? It’s better to say They had not existed yet.
- Anonymous Should I say "They had not existed yet" or is it better to say"They did not exist yet"?
- It’s better to say They had not existed yet.
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AnonymousShould I say "They had not existed yet" or is it better to say"They did not exist yet"?It’s better to say They had not existed yet.
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