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Ansonguy Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Correct tense: [had not skated] or [have not skated]

I have made up the examples below.

(1) [Suppose that you just finished a skating competition in first place]. I'm very happy that I finished first. I hadn't skated so fast in five years.

(2) [Suppose that you just finished a skating competition in first place]. I'm very happy that I finished first. I haven't skated so fast in five years.

Which tense of "have" is correct? Thank you.

  

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ansonguy Which tense of "have" is correct? 2) haven't CJ

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  • ansonguy Which tense of "have" is correct?
  • 2) haven't CJ
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ansonguyWhich tense of "have" is correct?

2) haven't

CJ

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