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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
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Finish
I give my friend a novel I wrote. And he says:
You've finished it? Or
You finished it?
Which one is correct? What's the difference.
You've finished it? Or
You finished it?
Which one is correct? What's the difference.
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Both are fine, both are likely, and they are synonymous. Present perfect has its [url=]usual connotation[/url] here.
- Both are fine, both are likely, and they are synonymous.
- Present perfect has its [url=]usual connotation[/url] here.
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Both are fine, both are likely, and they are synonymous. Present perfect has its [url=]usual connotation[/url] here.
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