During+present perfect
Is this sentence correct?
It hasn't rained during the last session.
My English teacher says that in this sentence during means since or from ( since last session it hasn't rained)
However, I think as last session is a period of time in the past it doesn't make sense to use during last session+ past participle
Top answer
guava guava 399 It hasn't rained during the last session. "Session" does not make any sense. A session is the period of time a government body or law court meets.
- guava guava 399 It hasn't rained during the last session.
- "Session" does not make any sense.
- A session is the period of time a government body or law court meets.
- Maybe you meant one of these sentences: It didn't rain during the last rainy season.
- It hasn't rained since the last monsoon season.
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guava guava 399It hasn't rained during the last session.
"Session" does not make any sense. A session is the period of time a government body or law court meets.
Maybe you meant one of these sentences:
It didn't rain during the last rainy season.
It hasn't rained since the last monsoon season.
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