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Carter Lee Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Is there any other options?
Hi.
I don't know what else and options sentences at of the following sentence.
1.You have been in car accident.
2.You was in a car accident.
3.You did have a car accident.
What else?
If you can, would you please let me know each by sentences what do they have exactly different time point?
Do they have all same meaning?
I don't know what else and options sentences at of the following sentence.
1.You have been in car accident.
2.You was in a car accident.
3.You did have a car accident.
What else?
If you can, would you please let me know each by sentences what do they have exactly different time point?
Do they have all same meaning?
Top answer
1. You have been in car accident. 2.
- 1.
- You have been in car accident.
- 2.
- You were in a car accident.
- 3.
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1. You have been in car accident.
2. You were in a car accident.
3. You did have a car accident.
4. You had a car accident.
5. You have had a car accident.
(1) and (5) are pretty similar and are used when the effects of the car accident are still apparent. (2) and (4) are pretty similar and may refer to any accident, at any time in the past. However, because the add
2. You were in a car accident.
3. You did have a car accident.
4. You had a car accident.
5. You have had a car accident.
(1) and (5) are pretty similar and are used when the effects of the car accident are still apparent. (2) and (4) are pretty similar and may refer to any accident, at any time in the past. However, because the add
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