Present perfect tense
I'm studying present perfect tense at the moment. There is a point that I can not understand properly in a book about present perfect tense. I copied following sentences and meaning from the book.
I've written my essay. (the essay is finished but we don't know when).
I've made quite a lot of notes. (at some point before now and I may make more notes).
I can understand first sentence, but the thing is when it come to second sentence, the action not complete now. I can't understand why first sentence mention a completed action and second one is not.
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dileepa s when it come to second sentence, the action not complete now. I can't understand why first sentence mention a completed action and second one is not. The first is a single instance (one essay); the second is a repetition of many instances (many notes).
- dileepa s when it come to second sentence, the action not complete now.
- I can't understand why first sentence mention a completed action and second one is not.
- The first is a single instance (one essay); the second is a repetition of many instances (many notes).
- The essay is finished and a number of notes are finished.
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dileepas when it come to second sentence, the action not complete now. I can't understand why first sentence mention a completed action and second one is not.
The first is a single instance (one essay); the second is a repetition of many instances (many notes). The essay is finished and a number of notes are finished.
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