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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Past perfect tense help
I'm talking to a friend and I say:
I've told you about McDonad's, KFC, and Taco Bells. Or
I told you about McDonad's, KFC, and Taco Bells.
I've mentioned the different restaurants in town, such as Macaroni Grill, Chipotles. Or
I mentioned the different restaurants in town, such as Macaroni Grill, Chipotles.
Can all be used?
I've told you about McDonad's, KFC, and Taco Bells. Or
I told you about McDonad's, KFC, and Taco Bells.
I've mentioned the different restaurants in town, such as Macaroni Grill, Chipotles. Or
I mentioned the different restaurants in town, such as Macaroni Grill, Chipotles.
Can all be used?
Top answer
You can use both variants implying different meanings and that's it.
- You can use both variants implying different meanings and that's it.
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You can use both variants implying different meanings and that's it.
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