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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Had/has
It has something to do with what had already happened. Or
It has something to do with what has already happened.
Are both useable and what's the difference in meaning?
It has something to do with what has already happened.
Are both useable and what's the difference in meaning?
Top answer
There is no call for past perfect in your context.
- There is no call for past perfect in your context.
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