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Guest  +  21317 Wed, 04 Feb 04 12:50 PM
i didnt hear you come in? or i didnt hear you came in?
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EnglishFanatic  +  21318 Wed, 04 Feb 04 01:26 PM
My opinion for this case.

Because of negative form the first one is correct.

What about this variant? I didn't hear how you come in. Is it necessary to include 'how' or not?

Thank you.
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buggah, 6 yr 42 days ago
I didn't hear you coming in.
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I think the correct sentence is 'i didnt hear you come in'
EnglishFanatic  +  21338 Wed, 04 Feb 04 04:16 PM
1) I didn't hear you coming in.
2) I didn't hear you come in.

As I can understand both variant are correct in grammar. Is there a different nuance?

Thanks.
EnglishFanatic
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