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Necrophagist Posted 9 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation
Past or present
"When I went to Poland 10 years ago, I tried the best thing that has/had ever been made" Which one?
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They can both be used but with different senses: "When I went to Poland 10 yrs. " This indicates that the thing is still being made. "When I went to Poland 10 yrs.
- They can both be used but with different senses: "When I went to Poland 10 yrs.
- " This indicates that the thing is still being made.
- "When I went to Poland 10 yrs.
- " This indicates that 10 yrs.
- ago the thing was no longer being made.
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They can both be used but with different senses:
"When I went to Poland 10 yrs. ago, I tried the best thing that has ever been made." This indicates that the thing is still being made.
"When I went to Poland 10 yrs. ago, I tried the best thing that had ever been made." This indicates that 10 yrs. ago the thing was no longer being made.
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