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Jayprakash Singh Posted 4 years ago
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Please look at the sentence below:
Nataliya is horrified when she realises what she had done.
I can't understand how this sentence can use past perfect with present tense. Is it correct to use past perfect with present tense.
What if I use present perfect or simple past in place of past perfect in the sentence???
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jayprakash Singh I can't understand how this sentence can use past perfect with present tense. Me, neither. It seems unlikely.
- jayprakash Singh I can't understand how this sentence can use past perfect with present tense.
- Me, neither.
- It seems unlikely.
- jayprakash Singh Is it correct to use past perfect with present tense ?
- I think Nataliya would need a time machine.
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jayprakash SinghI can't understand how this sentence can use past perfect with present tense.
Me, neither. It seems unlikely.
jayprakash SinghIs it correct to use past perfect with present tense?
I think Nataliya would need a time machine.
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jayprakash SinghWhat if I use present perfect or simple past in place of past perfect
Yes. Use this:
Nataliya is horrified when she realises what she has done.
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