Has been and Had been
What is the difference between following sentences, when i inform to someone about damage something and which one more professional way to express the below
The seeds had been damaged
The seeds have been damaged
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The seeds have been damaged ( Recent past, present perfect tense ). I don't know (Present) what I can do now. The seeds had been damaged ( Previous to past, past perfect tense), I called (Past, simple past tense) the farmer support cell to inquire about procuring new seeds.
- The seeds have been damaged ( Recent past, present perfect tense ).
- I don't know (Present) what I can do now.
- The seeds had been damaged ( Previous to past, past perfect tense), I called (Past, simple past tense) the farmer support cell to inquire about procuring new seeds.
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The seeds have been damaged( Recent past, present perfect tense). I don't know (Present) what I can do now.
The seeds had been damaged( Previous to past, past perfect tense), I called (Past, simple past tense) the farmer support cell to inquire about procuring new seeds.
0I would like a few things in continuation to the question you have asked.
Shouvikhen i inform to someone about damage something and which one more professional way to express the below
If the damaged has just happened and you are looking for a solution, use the second one.
And, if you just want to inform the damage as a past incident, you can ju
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