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Voytaszek Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

About the show...

Just after the show:

-Did you enjoy the show?


or


-Have you enjoyed the show?



Or could we use both sentnces in that case?

  

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Voytaszek Or could we use both sent e nces in that case? The simple past seems more appropriate to me. "The show" is a well-defined block of time.

— CalifJim

  • Voytaszek Or could we use both sent e nces in that case?
  • The simple past seems more appropriate to me.
  • "The show" is a well-defined block of time.
  • It comes to an end.
  • It doesn't continue up to the present moment, the exact moment when the question is asked.
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VoytaszekOr could we use both sentences in that case?

The simple past seems more appropriate to me. "The show" is a well-defined block of time. It comes to an end. It doesn't continue up to the present moment, the exact moment when the question is asked.

CJ

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