Any mistake in these sentences?
I couldn't bear the thought of having lost my friend.
I couldn't bear the thought that I have lost my friend.
I couldn't bear the thought that I had lost my friend.
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Answers · 4
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Only the second sentence sounds wrong. Check the tenses!
Actually, Iuui's suggestion is the best and most natural, but it expresses a future possibility.
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The first sentence means it is too painful to imagine loosing your friend. The second sentence is incorrect. The last sentence means you already lost a friend in the past and it was too painful to think about.
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I couldn't bear the thought of losing my friend.
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