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Cat desk Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
'Present perfect' or 'simple past'
Hi everyone, I have a question for you. Suppose in a house there are two children. One day one of them broke a glass. Then their mother arrived in the house. If the mother wants to know who broke the glass, which question should she ask her children: 'who broke the glass?' or 'who has broken the glass?"
Can both the questions be asked in this kind context? Which one do you prefer?
It's a self-made question. Please forgive me if there is anything wrong in the question.
Can both the questions be asked in this kind context? Which one do you prefer?
It's a self-made question. Please forgive me if there is anything wrong in the question.
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cat desk If the mother wants to know who broke the glass You answered it yourself. Who broke the glass?
- cat desk If the mother wants to know who broke the glass You answered it yourself.
- Who broke the glass?
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cat deskIf the mother wants to know who broke the glass
You answered it yourself.
Who broke the glass?
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