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Diamondrg Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
present perfect
1. The new library ---- an architectural award.
A) has won B) won
2. He ---- his chequebook away.
A) put B) has put
Which ones are correct?
A) has won B) won
2. He ---- his chequebook away.
A) put B) has put
Which ones are correct?
Top answer
Both seem fine to me. "has" (present perfect) versions are more frequently used in BrE. Also, by those trying to link closer the past event with present circumstances.
- Both seem fine to me.
- "has" (present perfect) versions are more frequently used in BrE.
- Also, by those trying to link closer the past event with present circumstances.
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Both seem fine to me.
"has" (present perfect) versions are more frequently used in BrE.
Also, by those trying to link closer the past event with present circumstances.
"has" (present perfect) versions are more frequently used in BrE.
Also, by those trying to link closer the past event with present circumstances.
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