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(in a prayer)
A: "I'm thankful that I'm still alive and that today has come."
B: "I'm thankful that I'm still alive and that today came."
Hello! which sentence is correct. Both are correct?
(in a prayer)
A: "I'm thankful that I'm still alive and that today has come."
B: "I'm thankful that I'm still alive and that today came."
Hello! which sentence is correct. Both are correct?
A: "I'm thankful that I'm still alive and that today has come."
B: "I'm thankful that I'm still alive and that today came."
Hello! which sentence is correct. Both are correct?
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Both are correct, but A is more natural.
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