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Emily_ Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
present or present perfect
Is there any difference in meanings of these two sentences? Are both correct?
I can´t begin sewing the dress until my mother has cut it out for me.
I can´t begin sewing the dress until my mother cut it out for me.
Thanks for your help.
I can´t begin sewing the dress until my mother has cut it out for me.
I can´t begin sewing the dress until my mother cut it out for me.
Thanks for your help.
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Emily_ Is there any difference in meanings of these two sentences? Are both correct? I can´t begin sewing the dress until my mother has cut it out for me.
- Emily_ Is there any difference in meanings of these two sentences?
- Are both correct?
- I can´t begin sewing the dress until my mother has cut it out for me.
- I can´t begin sewing the dress until my mother cut it out for me.
- Thanks for your help.
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Emily_Is there any difference in meanings of these two sentences? Are both correct?No difference in meaning. Both sentences are fine.
I can´t begin sewing the dress until my mother has cut it out for me.
I can´t begin sewing the dress until my mother cut it out for me.
Thanks for your help.
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1 little correction to the second sentence
until my mother cuts it out for me
until my mother cuts it out for me
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Nona The Brit1 little correction to the second sentenceThanks, Nona. I overlook that minor error.
until my mother cuts it out for me
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