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Tara2 Posted 7 years ago
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Have changed

HiCan we use present perfect ( have changed) instead of past (changed)?"I never liked mushrooms before, but you really changed my mind with this dish."
  

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Tara2 Can we use present perfect ( have changed) instead of past (changed)? " Yes, you can use 'have changed' there. (You can also use "I have never liked" at the beginning if you like.

— CalifJim

  • Tara2 Can we use present perfect ( have changed) instead of past (changed)?
  • " Yes, you can use 'have changed' there.
  • (You can also use "I have never liked" at the beginning if you like.
  • ) CJ
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Tara2Can we use present perfect ( have changed) instead of past (changed)?
"I never liked mushrooms before, but you really changed my mind with this dish."

Yes, you can use 'have changed' there.

(You can also use "I have never liked" at the beginning if you like. In fact, you can mix or match those tenses however you want in that sentence.)

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