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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Difference in the meaning of two sentences
1)I had stayed in a hostel
2) I have stayed in a hostel
Or the above two sentences basically mean the same.
2) I have stayed in a hostel
Or the above two sentences basically mean the same.
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Anonymous 1)I had stayed in a hostel . 2) I have stayed in a hostel . 1) is grammatically correct, but you can't use it without a context that provides a reference time in the past.
- Anonymous 1)I had stayed in a hostel .
- 2) I have stayed in a hostel .
- 1) is grammatically correct, but you can't use it without a context that provides a reference time in the past.
- 2) is fine as shown.
- CJ
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Anonymous1)I had stayed in a hostel. 2) I have stayed in a hostel.1) is grammatically correct, but you can't use it without a context that provides a reference time in the past.
2) is fine as shown.
CJ
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