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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

have or had

I have swapped my place with daniel Or I had swapped my place with daniel
  

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Anonymous I have swapped my place with daniel Or I had swapped my place with daniel Either one is possible, depending on the context. However, proper names always begin with a capital letter. "

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  • Anonymous I have swapped my place with daniel Or I had swapped my place with daniel Either one is possible, depending on the context.
  • However, proper names always begin with a capital letter.
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Anonymous I have swapped my place with daniel Or I had swapped my place with daniel
Either one is possible, depending on the context. However, proper names always begin with a capital letter.
The natural phrase is "swap places."
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When did the "swap" happen? Do you know the difference between the present perfect and the past perfect?
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