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Necrophagist Posted 9 years ago
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Present or past perfect
How did you download the game if it hasn't/hadn't come out yet? Can both be correct here?
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"Hasn't" is correct. The present perfect is used in present time, and the speaker is talking in present time. "Hadn't," the past perfect, would be used in a situation in past time, and can't be used here.
- "Hasn't" is correct.
- The present perfect is used in present time, and the speaker is talking in present time.
- "Hadn't," the past perfect, would be used in a situation in past time, and can't be used here.
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"Hasn't" is correct. The present perfect is used in present time, and the speaker is talking in present time. "Hadn't," the past perfect, would be used in a situation in past time, and can't be used here.
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