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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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what is the fifference between" I have finished my homework" and " I had finished my homework "?
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Have you studied tenses? The first is the present perfect. The second is the past perfect.
- Have you studied tenses?
- The first is the present perfect.
- The second is the past perfect.
- This is used to tell you that an action was completed before another (also past) action.
- I had finished my homework so I was able to watch the football game without any guilt.
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Have you studied tenses?
The first is the present perfect.
The second is the past perfect. This is used to tell you that an action was completed before another (also past) action.
I had finished my homework so I was able to watch the football game without any guilt.
The first is the present perfect.
The second is the past perfect. This is used to tell you that an action was completed before another (also past) action.
I had finished my homework so I was able to watch the football game without any guilt.
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Hi Dear ! The difference is only the tense. Otherwise, the sentence is very simple. The main tenses are present ant past formate. Nothin else. All the best.
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