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Is my sentence correct - hope you enjoy the party or hope you enjoyed the party?
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∙ 10y ago
It depends on what you mean.
"I hope you enjoy the party" is referring to a party that either hasn't happened yet or is still happening. "I hope you enjoyed the party" refers to a party that either has ended or that the person you are speaking to has left or is leaving.
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Yes! Is correct sentence
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What is the correct to write the sentence your daughter is having a birthday party today She is turning 7?
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