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Sun 23 Sep, 2007 03:26 am
This was the first time I witnessed this kind of situation.
1. I hope that I never encountered a situation like that again.
2. I hope that I will never encountered a situation like that again.
3. I hope that I would never encountered a situation like that again.
Which sentence is correct?
Thanks.
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None of them are correct. All have horribly mixed tenses.
I hope that I never encounter ... again
I hope that I shall never encounter ... again
contrex wrote:None of them are correct. All have horribly mixed tenses.
I hope that I never encounter ... again
I hope that I shall never encounter ... again
Actually I was careless when posting, depending too much on 'copy and paste'.
I hope that I will never encounter ... I think this sentence is correct. Am I right?
Many thanks for your detailed reply.
Indeed, modern English is replacing traditional English and it certainly confuses a lot of users of English. Besides 'shall' and 'will', 'who' and 'whom' are a pair of confusing words.
All the best.
Yoong Liat
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