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Zybastek Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

English tenses

Hello

Can someone please explain to me what these tenses mean or where do they stand in time and which ones are correct or wrong. I believe 1 and 2 are the better options for this of experience?

  1. The issue that we experienced this morning with Acrobat online is resolved now and I’ve checked your connection and I can see that you are connected to Acrobat online.
  2. The issue that we had experienced this morning with Acrobat online is resolved now and I’ve checked your connection and I can see that you are connected to Acrobat online.
  3. The issue that we have had experienced this morning with Acrobat online is resolved now and I’ve checked your connection and I can see that you are connected to Acrobat online.
  4. The issue that we have experienced this morning with Acrobat online is resolved now and I’ve checked your connection and I can see that you are connected to Acrobat online.


Thank you

  

Top answer

Option 1. is fine since there is no need for the perfect tense in the subject clause. There are some improvements that could be made, but you only asked about tense.

— BillJ

  • Option 1.
  • is fine since there is no need for the perfect tense in the subject clause.
  • There are some improvements that could be made, but you only asked about tense.
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Option 1. is fine since there is no need for the perfect tense in the subject clause.

There are some improvements that could be made, but you only asked about tense.


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