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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Has or Had?
He has drunk three bottles of water.
He had drunk three bottles of water.
He has thrown the bottle away
He had thrown the bottle away
which is correct and why?
Thanks so much.
He had drunk three bottles of water.
He has thrown the bottle away
He had thrown the bottle away
which is correct and why?
Thanks so much.
Top answer
Hi, They are all correct English, but with different ,meanings. Have you studied the Present Perfect and Past Perfect tenses yet? Clive
- Hi, They are all correct English, but with different ,meanings.
- Have you studied the Present Perfect and Past Perfect tenses yet?
- Clive
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Hi,
They are all correct English, but with different ,meanings.
Have you studied the Present Perfect and Past Perfect tenses yet?
Clive
They are all correct English, but with different ,meanings.
Have you studied the Present Perfect and Past Perfect tenses yet?
Clive
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I don't know what they are. I've never studied much grammar. I just say whatever sounds right lol.
So in what situations would you use:
He has drunk and He drunk or He had drunk? I'm very confused. Can you please give an example in a sentence?
So in what situations would you use:
He has drunk and He drunk or He had drunk? I'm very confused. Can you please give an example in a sentence?
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Hi,
So in what situations would you use:
He has drunk and He drunk or He had drunk? I'm very confused. Can you please give an example in a sentence?
He drunk drank beer. At some specific time in the past, eg last Wednesday.
So in what situations would you use:
He has drunk and He drunk or He had drunk? I'm very confused. Can you please give an example in a sentence?
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