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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
has started NO??
He started to teach English to us.
He still teaches English from last month.
Two sentence sum by using Present Perfect Tense.
"He has started to teach English to us from last month." <- is this wrong?
Answer is Only "He has taught English to us from last month."
He still teaches English from last month.
Two sentence sum by using Present Perfect Tense.
"He has started to teach English to us from last month." <- is this wrong?
Answer is Only "He has taught English to us from last month."
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Neither of the original sentences is natural. You need: He started to teach us English a month ago.. He still teaches us English.
- Neither of the original sentences is natural.
- You need: He started to teach us English a month ago..
- He still teaches us English.
- Your third and fourth sentences are not natural.
- You need: He started to teach us English last month.
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Neither of the original sentences is natural. You need:
He started to teach us English a month ago..
He still teaches us English.
Your third and fourth sentences are not natural. You need:
He started to teach us English last month.
He has been teaching us English for a month
He has been teaching us English since last month
He started to teach us English a month ago..
He still teaches us English.
Your third and fourth sentences are not natural. You need:
He started to teach us English last month.
He has been teaching us English for a month
He has been teaching us English since last month
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Ah, yes.
"He started to teach us English last month." +
"He still teaches us Englsih."
Then, "He has started to teach us Enlgish from last month."
Is it worng sentence??
"He started to teach us English last month." +
"He still teaches us Englsih."
Then, "He has started to teach us Enlgish from last month."
Is it worng sentence??
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