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Nooon Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Has taken or took
Hi everybody
Where's my wallet? It was on the table. Somebody has taken it..Grammatically correct ?
Where's my wallet? It was on the table. Somebody took it
what is the difference btween them in the meaning?
Where's my wallet? It was on the table. Somebody has taken it..Grammatically correct ?
Where's my wallet? It was on the table. Somebody took it
what is the difference btween them in the meaning?
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Both are fine and there is no different in what is meant. A native speaker is liable to say either when the finished event is in the recent past.
- Both are fine and there is no different in what is meant.
- A native speaker is liable to say either when the finished event is in the recent past.
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Both are fine and there is no different in what is meant. A native speaker is liable to say either when the finished event is in the recent past.
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