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Arbaky Aurelus
French
Oct 31, 2018
Comme d'habitude mes classes avec David sont toujours interessants
Arbaky Aurelus
French
May 10, 2018
you are a good student, keep going on my friend see you
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  • Answered
    You can use both. “Couldn’t have got” is just emphasizing (or stressing) the speakers point more that it “was not possible” (to get the message). Edit: regarding to comments saying “couldn’t get” is factual. “I couldn’t have got my kids from school, I was in another country.” Is that not factual? I’m just saying you will hear both ways used. It’s not something to overthink.
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    December 27, 2018
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  • Answered
    Its the same
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    December 19, 2018
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    I like to write stories about wonderful people. I think that everybody can achieve their dreams. In my stories, the main character is a normal person but this person discovers that the word "normal" is relative because in this world, no one person is the same. So when the character understands this, he or she will start to write his/her own story. So I only narrate the life of my characters.
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    December 19, 2018
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