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Tmhung Posted 15 years ago
I don't know what difference between two highlighted sentences? I think both of them are similar to each other, they don't have any particular time, and I applied the present perfect to them. But the answer of the second is the simple past.
I really need someone explain for me. Thanks in advanced.
Grammar
Be confused of simple past and past perfect
I don't know what difference between two highlighted sentences? I think both of them are similar to each other, they don't have any particular time, and I applied the present perfect to them. But the answer of the second is the simple past.
I really need someone explain for me. Thanks in advanced.
Top answer
The first has no definite past time; it is about personal experience. The second has a specific past time, mentioned in the previous sentence: 'six years ago'.
- The first has no definite past time; it is about personal experience.
- The second has a specific past time, mentioned in the previous sentence: 'six years ago'.
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The first has no definite past time; it is about personal experience.
The second has a specific past time, mentioned in the previous sentence: 'six years ago'.
The second has a specific past time, mentioned in the previous sentence: 'six years ago'.
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Your reply means that the second question of A refer to the tour B took? In others word, A only wants to know what countries B visited in that tour in the second question.
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