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"I got through the two books quickly because they were easy reading and I had time. A denser novel would take me longer. "
Is it correct to say "a denser novel would take me longer" or should it be "a denser novel would have taken me longer"?
2023年8月17日 07:07
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I have nothing to add to what Claire said, but want to suggest that you try to avoid "get", "got", and "gotten". Your vocabulary will expand if you avoid these ubiquitous words. Sometimes they are unavoidable, but try.
"I read (through) the two books quickly because they were easy"
"I finished the two books"
"I devoured the two books" (dramatic, say only if you really liked the books)
2023年8月17日
Either.
A denser novel would take me longer - generally.
A denser novel would have taken me longer - in the past, instead of the short novel you actually read.
Both make perfect sense.
2023年8月17日
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