Which sentence is correct?
I had great expectations and I still have.
I had great expectations and I still do.
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Answers · 6
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I'm not sure either are correct. It would better one of these ways:
"I still have great expectations."
"I had and still have great expectations."
"I had great expectations. I still do."
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For me the first one is correct. You start with the past tense of Have and you end with the present tense of the same verb. It makes sense.
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in my opinion , the first sentence is true. we cant say " i had great expectations and i still do " that doesnt make sense. but when i say the sentence " i had great expectations before and i still have them " it makes sense ..
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I had great expectations and I still have.
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