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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

what is the difference between achieve and achieved
  

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achieve - base (first) form, bare infinitive, present simple, imperative. achieved - second form (past simple), third form (past participle).

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  • achieve - base (first) form, bare infinitive, present simple, imperative.
  • achieved - second form (past simple), third form (past participle).
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achieve - base (first) form, bare infinitive, present simple, imperative.
achieved - second form (past simple), third form (past participle).
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Well, it distinguishes (pun not intended) "is accomplishing in the present" vs."has (or did) accomplished in the past".
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