Present perfect + a different tense
I have made up a few similar examples below.
(1) I have learned mountaineering before. I have enjoyed it a lot.
(2) I have learned mountaineering before. I enjoyed it a lot.
(3) I have learned mountaineering before. I like it a lot because it is exciting.
(4) I have learned mountaineering before. I did not like it because it was dangerous.
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(A) Is it okay to use the present perfect in (1) consistently?
(B) Are these pairs of sentences grammatically correct when different tenses are used?
Thank you very much for all your help.
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ansonguy I have made up a few similar examples below. (1) I have learned mountaineering before. I have enjoyed it a lot.
- ansonguy I have made up a few similar examples below.
- (1) I have learned mountaineering before.
- I have enjoyed it a lot.
- (2) I have learned mountaineering before.
- I enjoyed it a lot.
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ansonguyI have made up a few similar examples below.
(1) I have learned mountaineering before. I have enjoyed it a lot.
(2) I have learned mountaineering before. I enjoyed it a lot.
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