Question
1. He admitted breaking the window.
2. He admitted having broken the window.
3. He broke the window before, and he admitted it later.
(Does #1 mean #2? Are they the same in meaning? Do #1 and #2 mean #3?)
2. He admitted having broken the window.
3. He broke the window before, and he admitted it later.
(Does #1 mean #2? Are they the same in meaning? Do #1 and #2 mean #3?)
Answers
Writeacher
They all mean basically the same thing, yes.
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Linda
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