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PreciousJones Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
present perfect I've changed
What's the difference between saying:
I've changed my mind. And
I changed my mind.
When answering:
I thought you wanted to give it to me in person.
I've changed my mind. And
I changed my mind.
When answering:
I thought you wanted to give it to me in person.
Top answer
Both work fine.
- Both work fine.
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What's the difference between:
1. That was the first time I drove your car. And
That was the first time I had driven your car.
Can this be said to describe a past event:
That is the first time I've driven your car and it won't happen again.
2. I just got home from driving my mom's car without permission and she found out so immediately I write a note t
1. That was the first time I drove your car. And
That was the first time I had driven your car.
Can this be said to describe a past event:
That is the first time I've driven your car and it won't happen again.
2. I just got home from driving my mom's car without permission and she found out so immediately I write a note t
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