Is the tense correct?
Hello everyone.
I would like to know if the tense in the sentence below is correct.
"Bob, having studied a 4-year program in the university, has passed all examinations and graduated."
Is "having studied" here correct or should I use "studying"?
Thanks.
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"Is "having studied" here correct or should I use "studying"? 'having studied' is not a tense, but a participle, but in any case, it's correct as you have written it because he has finished his four-year program. CJ
- "Is "having studied" here correct or should I use "studying"?
- 'having studied' is not a tense, but a participle, but in any case, it's correct as you have written it because he has finished his four-year program.
- CJ
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E233I would like to know if the tense in the sentence below is correct."Bob, having studied a 4-year program in the university, has passed all examinations and graduated."Is "having studied" here correct or should I use "studying"?
'having studied' is not a tense, but a participle, but in any case, it's correct as you have written it because he has finished
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Bob, having completed a 4-year program in the university, has passed all examinations and graduated.
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