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Makiasan Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
I don't have/ haven't had time...
Which sounds better?
I don't have time to exercise this week.
I haven't had time to exercise this week.
Thank you.
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Makiasan Which sounds better? They are different in meaning. Makiasan I don't have time to exercise this week.
- Makiasan Which sounds better?
- They are different in meaning.
- Makiasan I don't have time to exercise this week.
- = past, present and future days of this week Makiasan I haven't had time to exercise this week.
- = past days of this week
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MakiasanWhich sounds better?
They are different in meaning.
MakiasanI don't have time to exercise this week.
= past, present and future days of this week
MakiasanI haven't had time to exercise this week.
= past days of this week
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