Present perfect tense and present indefinite
Can we use both present perfect tense and present indefinite in single sentence like:
I have ended the debate before it begins.
Is it correct or should I write
I have ended the debate before it can begin.
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I ended the debate before it began . I ended the debate before it could begin. I have ended the debate ; it never began .
- I ended the debate before it began .
- I ended the debate before it could begin.
- I have ended the debate ; it never began .
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I ended the debate before it began.
I ended the debate before it could begin.
I have ended the debate; it never began.
0FawadKhanpresent indefinite
This is normally called just "the present tense" or "the present simple tense".
FawadKhanCan we use both present perfect tense and present indefinite in single sentence like:
I have ended the debate before it begins.
Is it correct or should I wr
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