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Necrophagist Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Past perfect or simple

Yesterday, I took a lot at what we have/had covered over the last two weeks.


I want to use 'have' because 'over the last two weeks' is still relevant and applies to today. Which one is correct?

  

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Necrophagist Yesterday, I took a lot at what we have / had covered over the last two weeks. I want to use 'have' because 'over the last two weeks' is still relevant and applies to today. Which one is correct?

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  • Necrophagist Yesterday, I took a lot at what we have / had covered over the last two weeks.
  • I want to use 'have' because 'over the last two weeks' is still relevant and applies to today.
  • Which one is correct?
  • No.
  • First of all, what does "I took a lot at" mean in this context?
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Necrophagist

Yesterday, I took a lot at what we have/had covered over the last two weeks.


I want to use 'have' because 'over the last two weeks' is still relevant and applies to today. Which one is correct? No.

First of all, what does "I took a lot at" me

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