← Back to context Comment by _carbyau_ 7 hours ago Read their last sentence again. 3 comments _carbyau_ Reply kulahan 7 hours ago “AdSense has got to go” should include OP’s use if they truly believe that. That’s what the person you’re responding to is saying. applfanboysbgon 7 hours ago "Had to go". Past tense. It's not ambiguous. The only correct interpretation of that sentence is they did get rid of it.
kulahan 7 hours ago “AdSense has got to go” should include OP’s use if they truly believe that. That’s what the person you’re responding to is saying. applfanboysbgon 7 hours ago "Had to go". Past tense. It's not ambiguous. The only correct interpretation of that sentence is they did get rid of it.
applfanboysbgon 7 hours ago "Had to go". Past tense. It's not ambiguous. The only correct interpretation of that sentence is they did get rid of it.
“AdSense has got to go” should include OP’s use if they truly believe that. That’s what the person you’re responding to is saying.
"Had to go". Past tense. It's not ambiguous. The only correct interpretation of that sentence is they did get rid of it.