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Seoul Brother Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
about the present perfect
What condition is it in?
Can I answer that question like this?
It has been damaged.
It is damaged.
Both of them seem to be correct answers.
thanks in advance.
Can I answer that question like this?
It has been damaged.
It is damaged.
Both of them seem to be correct answers.
thanks in advance.
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Seoul Brother Both of them seem to be correct answers. I agree. The grammar of the second speaker does not have to match the grammar of the first speaker.
- Seoul Brother Both of them seem to be correct answers.
- I agree.
- The grammar of the second speaker does not have to match the grammar of the first speaker.
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Seoul BrotherBoth of them seem to be correct answers.I agree. The grammar of the second speaker does not have to match the grammar of the first speaker.
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Here is one more question.
What about 'It gets damaged'?
It seems to be unnatural.
I am very gratful for your advice.
What about 'It gets damaged'?
It seems to be unnatural.
I am very gratful for your advice.
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Seoul BrotherIt seems to be unnatural.It is wrong. You can say 'It has gotten damaged'.
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