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Cat desk Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Have graduated / graduated this year
Hi there, should I use present perfect or past simple with this year in the following context?
Q:- John:- Hi Subha, Have you graduated? Ans:- Yeah I have graduated / graduated this year.
Please note that the question comes as a sudden and no other context is raised before that.
Q:- John:- Hi Subha, Have you graduated? Ans:- Yeah I have graduated / graduated this year.
Please note that the question comes as a sudden and no other context is raised before that.
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cat desk Hi there, should I use present perfect or past simple with this year in the following context? With "this year", use the simple past. I would also put a comma after "Yeah".
- cat desk Hi there, should I use present perfect or past simple with this year in the following context?
- With "this year", use the simple past.
- I would also put a comma after "Yeah".
- In the first sentence, you should not use a capital after a comma.
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cat deskHi there, should I use present perfect or past simple with this year in the following context?
With "this year", use the simple past.
I would also put a comma after "Yeah".
In the first sentence, you should not use a capital after a comma.
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