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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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You've or You?
You’ve never liked cheeseburgers anyway.
Is 'you've' correct or is it correct just being 'you never liked cheeseburgers anyway'?
Is 'you've' correct or is it correct just being 'you never liked cheeseburgers anyway'?
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Anonymous You’ve never liked cheeseburgers anyway. Correct as is. ", though this latter version is more likely to suggest a more remote time period when you didn't like cheeseburgers, though you might like them now.
- Anonymous You’ve never liked cheeseburgers anyway.
- Correct as is.
- ", though this latter version is more likely to suggest a more remote time period when you didn't like cheeseburgers, though you might like them now.
- The original version implies that you still don't like cheeseburgers.
- CJ
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AnonymousYou’ve never liked cheeseburgers anyway.Correct as is. Also correct with "You never ...", though this latter version is more likely to suggest a more remote time period when you didn't like cheeseburgers, though you might like them now. The original version implies that you still don't like cheeseburgers.
CJ
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