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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Perfect tenses

I have done my homework (over the weekend).

I have done my homework (in the past couple of weeks).

I have done my homework (during the weekend).

Present perfect cannot have a specific time. Are the above time frames acceptable?
  

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No; they indicate specific past times.

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  • No; they indicate specific past times.
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No; they indicate specific past times.
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Thanks for all the help!
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michaeltingI have done my homework (over the weekend).
I have done my homework (in the past couple of weeks).
I have done my homework (during the weekend).
Present perfect cannot have a specific time. Are the above time frames acceptable?
For me, the second sentence is fine. It suggests that previously the speaker usually did not do any of h
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