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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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"I have heard that there is a dorm here."
"I have heard that there is a dorm here."
Can I say the sentence or should it be "I heard that there is a dorm here." Then when can I use the sentence structure above ( "...have heard...")? Thank you so much as always and have a good day.
Can I say the sentence or should it be "I heard that there is a dorm here." Then when can I use the sentence structure above ( "...have heard...")? Thank you so much as always and have a good day.
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" Both are common and correct. ")? This generally refers to a recent hearing.
- " Both are common and correct.
- ")?
- This generally refers to a recent hearing.
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Anonymous"I have heard that there is a dorm here."Can I say the sentence or should it be "I heard that there is a dorm here."Both are common and correct.
AnonymousThen when can I use the sentence structure above ( "...have heard...")?This generally refers to a recent hearing.
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