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Matthew22 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Present perfect
When someone says 'i have always liked you' It means that he/she like her/him now ?
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matthew22 When someone says 'i have always liked you' It means that he/she like her/him now ? Yes, as long as it is not immediately contradicted. You CAN say: I have always liked you — until now.
- matthew22 When someone says 'i have always liked you' It means that he/she like her/him now ?
- Yes, as long as it is not immediately contradicted.
- You CAN say: I have always liked you — until now.
- This constitutes an immediate cancellation of the feeling of liking starting from the moment you say "until now".
- But absent any further words to the contrary, you can assume that it means the speaker still likes him/her now.
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matthew22When someone says 'i have always liked you' It means that he/she like her/him now ?
Yes, as long as it is not immediately contradicted.
You CAN say:
I have always liked you — until now.
This constitutes an immediate cancellation of the feeling of liking starting from the moment you say "until now".
But abs
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