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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Grammar help
i want to know what tense to use. very confusing.
for example:
have has had
begin beginning began
The weather this week HAS been somewhat better.
what does this mean?
for example:
have has had
begin beginning began
The weather this week HAS been somewhat better.
what does this mean?
Top answer
It means that, during the week, the weather was better than it was before.
- It means that, during the week, the weather was better than it was before.
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It means that, during the week, the weather was better than it was before.
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