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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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present perfect
whether present tense or present perfect tense is used along with nowadays?
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Simple present is the expected. I cannot imagine a present-perfect sentence with 'nowadays', offhand.
- Simple present is the expected.
- I cannot imagine a present-perfect sentence with 'nowadays', offhand.
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Simple present is the expected. I cannot imagine a present-perfect sentence with 'nowadays', offhand.
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