The sentence is correct if it's set in a past time frame. If you change was to is and had seen to saw, preferably with the adverb Tarheel suggested, you change it to a present time frame. The second part refers to the the past in either case.Is my sentence correct?
"Transforming Sailor Moon was the first naked girl I had seen."
Would changing was to is change the meaning?
Is "Transforming Sailor Moon" really her name?
Then you have to rephrase it. It sounds like that's her name. You could say something like:No, her name is just Sailor Moon. She has the ability to transform in different ways, during which she appears kind of naked. See here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qImUihjYZA0
No, her name is just Sailor Moon. She has the ability to transform in different ways, during which she appears kind of naked. See here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qImUihjYZA0
That's odd — I can't think why.It says it's not available in my country.
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It says it's not available in my country.
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That's odd — I can't think why.
You might notice, Glizdka, that some of our members are not exactly among the biggest shojo manga fans in the world.
The first time I saw a naked girl was in Sailor Moon's transformation.
That's precisely what I needed.The first time I saw a naked girl was in Sailor Moon's transformation.
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