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9/4/2015 8:37:51 PM
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Should I, considering I meant to say those who came, not those who come because nobody really comes to the thread much anymore?
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Does "Didn't all the people who wanted to [b]came[/b] pretty much already [b]came[/b]" make sense or should you use "come" both times as I advised?
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Didn't I say "Didn't all the people who want to [b]come[/b] pretty much already [b]came[/b]" doesn't that make far more sense than any other combination? Aren't I implying that anyone who wanted to come to the forum has already done so, hence the word "came"?
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Shouldn't the present tense version of the word still be used because of the format of your sentence?
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(I've taken grammar classes) The format of my sentence applies to the way that I worded it, I believe I am correct, wouldn't the correct forms be the ones that I used?
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Doesn't it just sound painful?
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Do grammatical phrases always sound perfect and beautiful? What would you suggest, while keeping the sentence grammatically correct?
