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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Present perfect or simple past with always?
Hello,
which tense with "always" is correct: "He hasn`t always taught German" or "He didn`t always teach German"?
Thank you.
which tense with "always" is correct: "He hasn`t always taught German" or "He didn`t always teach German"?
Thank you.
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Always often seems more appropriate to the present perfect aspect, but it can occur with any tense. I always ate cereal when I was young I will always love you. etc.
- Always often seems more appropriate to the present perfect aspect, but it can occur with any tense.
- I always ate cereal when I was young I will always love you.
- etc.
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Always often seems more appropriate to the present perfect aspect, but it can occur with any tense.
I always ate cereal when I was young
I will always love you.
etc.
I always ate cereal when I was young
I will always love you.
etc.
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