I see nothing wrong about your sentence. The ns of the first part of your sentence:

Then I looked into you eyes,

is “simple past” and the tense of the second part is “future in the past”:

why you would never run with me…

which is used to express the way you thought something would happen in the future.

So the tense of your whole sentence is past. How can you make this happen to someone? Is Simplice Past + Future In The

Past in the past)?

I see nothing wrong about your sentence. The ns of the first part of your sentence:

Then I looked into you eyes,

is “simple past” and the tense of the second part is “future in the past”:

why you would never run with me…

which is used to express the way you thought something would happen in the future.

So the tense of your whole sentence is past. How can you make this happen to someone? Is Simplice Past + Future In The

Past in the past)?

I see nothing wrong about your sentence. The ns of the first part of your sentence:

Then I looked into you eyes,

is “simple past” and the tense of the second part is “future in the past”:

why you would never run with me…

which is used to express the way you thought something would happen in the future.

So the tense of your whole sentence is past. How can you make this happen to someone? Is Simplice Past + Future In The

Past in the past)?

What can I do if

this guy has a crush on her?

since “having a crush on someone” means “To

have a romantic infatuation with someone, especially unknownst to the person” (e.g. to him/her)

How would you say

“He loves my wife from afar”?

Is there a definition for from a far?

In the first scene, celebrating Guy’s flat-warming, we

not only learn that he has long had an unspoken love for his old university chum, John. We also discover that the rootless John has been having a secret affair with Reg, the lover of another old mate from uni days, the flamboyant Daniel.

What is a “young guy” story?