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Pousu Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
I had visited you last week? I have visited you last week?
Teachers! can I use both? whats the difference?
can I say like "dont you remember that I had/have visited you last week?"
can I say like "dont you remember that I had/have visited you last week?"
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You can't use the present perfect ( have visited ) with a mention of a definite time ( last week ). You need one of these: Don't you remember that I visited you last week? Don't you remember that I had visited you the previous week?
- You can't use the present perfect ( have visited ) with a mention of a definite time ( last week ).
- You need one of these: Don't you remember that I visited you last week?
- Don't you remember that I had visited you the previous week?
- CJ
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You can't use the present perfect (have visited) with a mention of a definite time (last week).
You need one of these:
Don't you remember that I visited you last week?
Don't you remember that I had visited you the previous week?
CJ
You need one of these:
Don't you remember that I visited you last week?
Don't you remember that I had visited you the previous week?
CJ
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they have visited us last month or they had visited us last month
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