I was under the impression there was going to be (something)
Please help me.
Is this sentence correct?
Sentence: I was under the impression there was going to be (something)
Past - I though that something could happen.
Sentence: I have under the impression there is going to be (something)
Future - I think that something will happen soon.
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Answers · 4
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First sentence and past - correct
Second sentence incorrect, try this: I "am" under the impression there is going to be (something)
the meaning is right though
gj
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There is a problem with the word have in the second sentence.
Here are options...
I was under.... That there was to be
I have been under .... That there was going to be
I had been under... That there was going to be
I am under... That there will be
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