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Rashin Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Please a teacher answer me

Please correct me if i am wrong .

As far as i know english sentences must have sequence of time .

PAST FORM againts present perfect ?is'n it? OR past perefect againts present perfect?

I would be appreciated if some one give me more information.

Kind Regards.
  

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rashin Please correct me if i am wrong . As far as i know e nglish sentences must have sequence of time . Sequence of time - is the wrong term.

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  • rashin Please correct me if i am wrong .
  • As far as i know e nglish sentences must have sequence of time .
  • Sequence of time - is the wrong term.
  • is'n it?
  • OR past perefect againts present perfect?
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rashinPlease correct me if i am wrong .

As far as i know english sentences must have sequence of time . Sequence of time - is the wrong term. I think you meant "tenses"

PAST FORM againts present perfect ?is'n it? OR past perefect againts present
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"It would be appreciated if someone etc." ?
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<<English sentences must have sequence of time.>>

They don't always, but the most common combinations are those with only present-point-of-view tenses (1) and those with only past-point-of-view tenses (2).

(1) Present, present perfect, will, wil have.

(2) Past, past perfect, would, would have.

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