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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Present Perfecf vs. Simple Past with time expressions
What's the difference in meaning between:
I have finished two assignments this month
I finished two assignments this month
when ia each one apppropriate?
I have finished two assignments this month
I finished two assignments this month
when ia each one apppropriate?
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Either would work, depending on the situation. The second is a mere statement of fact, while the first could imply that you expect to do more.
- Either would work, depending on the situation.
- The second is a mere statement of fact, while the first could imply that you expect to do more.
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Either would work, depending on the situation. The second is a mere statement of fact, while the first could imply that you expect to do more.
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