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Jasonbolton Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Date + PP?

Thanks for reading my post. I always thought that when we use a date in the past we should follow it with a past tense, eg I withdrew some money from the ATM on 1 May, but recently saw a news article which states "I've on 1 May withdrawn..."

I suppose the news article is grammically correct so would like to know how this structure works, ie, past date + PP?


Tks,

J

  

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jasonbolton I suppose the news article is gramm at ically correct ... No, it isn't. Ignore it.

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  • jasonbolton I suppose the news article is gramm at ically correct ...
  • No, it isn't.
  • Ignore it.
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jasonboltonI suppose the news article is grammatically correct ...

No, it isn't. Ignore it.

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