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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Emphasize the difference
when are we suppose to use present perfect time and past perfect tense?
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Use present perfect for past events that are ongoing until now or otherwise relate to now. Use past perfect for a past event that otherwise is unclearly related to another past but more recent event. For further information, google each term.
- Use present perfect for past events that are ongoing until now or otherwise relate to now.
- Use past perfect for a past event that otherwise is unclearly related to another past but more recent event.
- For further information, google each term.
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Use present perfect for past events that are ongoing until now or otherwise relate to now. Use past perfect for a past event that otherwise is unclearly related to another past but more recent event. For further information, google each term.
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