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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Is this considered a specific time in English?
After I read it... before I read it... when I read it... until I read it.
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And can we use such expressions with the present perfect tense? For example: "It has given me a small idea after I read it" or "The accident has occurred when I was driving my car".
- And can we use such expressions with the present perfect tense?
- For example: "It has given me a small idea after I read it" or "The accident has occurred when I was driving my car".
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And can we use such expressions with the present perfect tense?
For example: "It has given me a small idea after I read it" or "The accident has occurred when I was driving my car".
For example: "It has given me a small idea after I read it" or "The accident has occurred when I was driving my car".
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