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Voytaszek Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
An invitation
-Mike, are you going to Mark's wedding?
-No, I haven't been invited/was not invited.
Which tense should we use in that case, if both; what's the difference in the meaning?
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Voytaszek Which tense should we use in that case You may use either. Voytaszek if both; what's the difference in the meaning? Mike might think an invitation is still in the post if he uses present perfect.
- Voytaszek Which tense should we use in that case You may use either.
- Voytaszek if both; what's the difference in the meaning?
- Mike might think an invitation is still in the post if he uses present perfect.
- Use our Search box for 'present perfect vs simple past' or in our FAQs:
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VoytaszekWhich tense should we use in that case
You may use either.
Voytaszek if both; what's the difference in the meaning?
Mike might think an invitation is still in the post if he uses present perfect. Use our Search box for 'present perfect vs simple past' or in our FAQs:
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