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Grammar Nazis I need your help!!!
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my english sucks so help me please
I want to tell a childhood crush that I'm happy to see her again. Didn't see her for 10 years!
What's the right grammar? She doesn't understand our language.
I'm happy to see you last night or I'm happy to have seen you last night?
Thanks!!!
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1131736 Well... "I'm happy to see you last night" implies that you have been waiting for her. (Like a crazy stalker) "I'm happy to have seen you last night" implies a nice surprise. You make the choice. What is this bullshit? Shut up with your stupid, ignorant advice. I suggest "I'm so happy to have seen you again last night." But I'm not sure exactly of the context you intend.
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