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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
It started or it has started?
It looks like it started to rain.
It looks like it's(it has) started to rain.
Which of the above is grammatically correct?
Even both are acceptable, please tell me the "more correct one"?
Thank you.
It looks like it's(it has) started to rain.
Which of the above is grammatically correct?
Even both are acceptable, please tell me the "more correct one"?
Thank you.
Top answer
It looks like it's(it has) started to rain. The first one is possible only in very limited situations, as perhaps when watching a movie with rain in it.
- It looks like it's(it has) started to rain.
- The first one is possible only in very limited situations, as perhaps when watching a movie with rain in it.
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It looks like it's(it has) started to rain.
The first one is possible only in very limited situations, as perhaps when watching a movie with rain in it.
The first one is possible only in very limited situations, as perhaps when watching a movie with rain in it.
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