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Hirashin Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
It has been a month since (I heard / I've heard) from her
Dear native English speakers,
Which would be better for the blank, (a) or (b)?
It has been a month since ___ from her. She must be working a lot these days.
(a) I heard
(b) I've heard
If both are possible, how are they differ in meaning?
Thanks in advance.
Hirashin from Kyoto, Japan
Which would be better for the blank, (a) or (b)?
It has been a month since ___ from her. She must be working a lot these days.
(a) I heard
(b) I've heard
If both are possible, how are they differ in meaning?
Thanks in advance.
Hirashin from Kyoto, Japan
Top answer
I'm not a native English speaker but if I were you I'd choose b.
- I'm not a native English speaker but if I were you I'd choose b.
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Hirashin,
We've actually had a thread about this very recently.
(a) is better: It has been a month since I heard from her.
We've actually had a thread about this very recently.
(a) is better: It has been a month since I heard from her.
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