proponent/ had
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pro·po·nent - noun
One who argues in support of something
In a big boost to proponents of video-conferencing in such cases, the
girl stood up to the questioning - helped by the fact that she did not
have to endure a face-to-face encounter with her tormentor.
WRONG TO CORRECT:
WRONG: My friend had been to London before, but, I didn't.
CORRECT: My friend had been to London before, but, I hadn't.
GRAMMAR: When there is an auxiliary verb in the first clause (had),
use the auxiliary in the second clause.
Rahul is arriving on Monday and so is Mona.
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