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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Grammer

Hi, my name is ROCKY, and i want to know that following sentance is correct or not.
" i have completed my education in 2004." Can we use " I had completed...."
thank you.
  

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Hello, Rocky. If you mention a past date in a simple sentence, use simple past tense: I completed my education in 2004.

— Mister Micawber

  • Hello, Rocky.
  • If you mention a past date in a simple sentence, use simple past tense: I completed my education in 2004.
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Hello, Rocky.

If you mention a past date in a simple sentence, use simple past tense:

I completed my education in 2004.
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This is ROCKY ,
Thank you for your reply. In prev sentence, if I dont use date ( I have completed my education. ) then is it ok and plz tell me use of " I had completed..." and " I have completed..."
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The word is "grammar".
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In prev sentence, if I dont use date ( I have completed my education. ) then is it ok and plz tell me use of " I had completed..." and " I have completed..."
If you have not included a date, then you can use present perfect ('have completed') in that sentence, but because it is part of a CV and you want to stress the completion, I still suggest that you use si
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Hi,

i am kuma. i want to know to that following sentence is correct or wrong.

" The sample not included in the room"

Thank you.

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