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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Present perfect
in a sentence 'School has already started.'
what is the specific meaning of 'has started'?
in comparison with 'school started.', what is the difference of each other?
I wanna understand this in connection with the functions of present perfect tence.
plz answer me.
what is the specific meaning of 'has started'?
in comparison with 'school started.', what is the difference of each other?
I wanna understand this in connection with the functions of present perfect tence.
plz answer me.
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' 'has started' is an update concerning the current situation. ) 'started' is a past event in a narrative. ) CJ
- ' 'has started' is an update concerning the current situation.
- ) 'started' is a past event in a narrative.
- ) CJ
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Anonymousthe specific meaning of 'has started' in comparison with 'school started.''has started' is an update concerning the current situation. (School is now
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