Present perfect and past simple
Please tell if it is grammatically correct to use present in and past simple in the underlined. Earlier I asked if it was grammatical to write "He has beaten and RAN" and the answer was no. The underlined example looks alike."The United States is roiled by allegations that the Kremlin meddled in the American presidential election and has had covert dealings with the Trump campaign".
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Yes, the Kremlin sentence is fine. Perhaps your example of "He has beaten and RAN" was in a different context. It doesn't seem to make sense as a stand-alone sentence.
- Yes, the Kremlin sentence is fine.
- Perhaps your example of "He has beaten and RAN" was in a different context.
- It doesn't seem to make sense as a stand-alone sentence.
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Yes, the Kremlin sentence is fine.
Perhaps your example of "He has beaten and RAN" was in a different context. It doesn't seem to make sense as a stand-alone sentence.
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