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Magda Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Past Simple vs Present Perfect
I have another problem. Could you help me with this?
Which sentence is correct?
1. I travelled all over the word and I can say that this stay in Norway was the most wonderful.
2. I have travelled all over the word and I can say that this stay in Norway has been the most wonderful.
Thank you
Which sentence is correct?
1. I travelled all over the word and I can say that this stay in Norway was the most wonderful.
2. I have travelled all over the word and I can say that this stay in Norway has been the most wonderful.
Thank you
Top answer
Both are correct. #1 suggests that you are done travelling and that the Norway visit is finished and done with; #2 suggests that there is further travel in your future, and that you are still in or only recently departed from Oslo.
- Both are correct.
- #1 suggests that you are done travelling and that the Norway visit is finished and done with; #2 suggests that there is further travel in your future, and that you are still in or only recently departed from Oslo.
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Both are correct. #1 suggests that you are done travelling and that the Norway visit is finished and done with; #2 suggests that there is further travel in your future, and that you are still in or only recently departed from Oslo.
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