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Default Re: "once that" vs "given the fact"

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Originally Posted by jctgf View Post
hi,

very difficult to my Portuguese-speaking mind...

if i always use a person + a verb after "once that", is it OK?

"once that I/you/she/we/you/they proved/showed/did/any-verb/etc , ....."
Please give me a real sentence, and it will be easier for me to comment.

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