PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Local grocery
I just got back from vacation and I'm talking to the local grocery: I say:
I just got back in town and school started, so you're right about getting back on track. Or
I just got back in town and school's started, so you're right about getting back on track.
ARe both useable and interchangeable? Which would you use? I prefer the present perfect because school began only recently.
Thanks!
I just got back in town and school started, so you're right about getting back on track. Or
I just got back in town and school's started, so you're right about getting back on track.
ARe both useable and interchangeable? Which would you use? I prefer the present perfect because school began only recently.
Thanks!
Top answer
PreciousJones ARe both useable and interchangeable? Yes. PreciousJones Which would you use?
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PreciousJonesARe both useable and interchangeable?Yes.
PreciousJonesWhich would you use?Either one without fear or favor.
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