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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Doggy
I just called in a lost dog named sophie. Should I say:
Have you lost a dog? Or
Did you lose a dog?
True story.
Have you lost a dog? Or
Did you lose a dog?
True story.
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Hi, Both are said, but in your context the Present Perfect is better. It sounds more like the speaker may know where the dog is, or be able to help. Clive
- Hi, Both are said, but in your context the Present Perfect is better.
- It sounds more like the speaker may know where the dog is, or be able to help.
- Clive
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Hi,
Both are said, but in your context the Present Perfect is better.
It sounds more like the speaker may know where the dog is, or be able to help.
Clive
Both are said, but in your context the Present Perfect is better.
It sounds more like the speaker may know where the dog is, or be able to help.
Clive
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