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Gabriel
Question(please)
Hi, there
Could you help me?
1) Do you use the present perfect or the simple past in this sentence? "I've read and I've been told /I read and I was told that you shouldn't say say theses words in the workplace, and (THAT) you should behave properly."
And would you omit the second that?
2)
Do you say a car finance contract or a car financing contract? And isn't odd to say "I crashed my car and I am still up to the fourth installment on it." .. Is it odd? "Up to the fourth installment on it"?
Please..
Nov 19, 2017 2:04 AM
Answers · 4
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Because you are implying importance to the situation of this sentence I would use simple past. Yes, use the second that.
You say, a car finance contract.
I crashed my car and I’m still on the fourth installment.
Hope this helps.
November 19, 2017
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