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Carter Lee Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Is this right sentence?
Hi.
The regulation has been removed today.
Is this right sentence? As I know, we do not use present perfect with finished time. But I have been heard from TV show what someone told like that. So I think she has used sentence inappropriately. But I not sure about that.
The regulation has been removed today.
Is this right sentence? As I know, we do not use present perfect with finished time. But I have been heard from TV show what someone told like that. So I think she has used sentence inappropriately. But I not sure about that.
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The regulation has been abolished today. The sentence is fine. The verb "abolish" is probably what you mean.
- The regulation has been abolished today.
- The sentence is fine.
- The verb "abolish" is probably what you mean.
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The regulation has been abolished today.
The sentence is fine. The verb "abolish" is probably what you mean.
The sentence is fine. The verb "abolish" is probably what you mean.
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Thanks. But I am not understand still. Then what does mean the "finish time"?
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