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Sagi Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Difference
please tell me the difference between "he has come" and "he came"
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In this post and also in your previous post you are asking about the differnce between the Past Simple (He came) and the Present Perfect (He has come). The difference is that in the first sentence you are referring to an isolated action in the past without referring to its relation to the present, while in the second sentence you are showing how a past action has influenced the present. Therefore if you say 'He came', at the moment of speaking he might have left once again or he could have remained there, we do not know.
- In this post and also in your previous post you are asking about the differnce between the Past Simple (He came) and the Present Perfect (He has come).
- The difference is that in the first sentence you are referring to an isolated action in the past without referring to its relation to the present, while in the second sentence you are showing how a past action has influenced the present.
- Therefore if you say 'He came', at the moment of speaking he might have left once again or he could have remained there, we do not know.
- 'He has come' on the other hand, indicates that he arrived in the past & is still there at the moment of speaking.
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In this post and also in your previous post you are asking about the differnce between the Past Simple (He came) and the Present Perfect (He has come). The difference is that in the first sentence you are referring to an isolated action in the past without referring to its relation to the present, while in the second sentence you are showing how a past action has influenced the present. Therefore
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