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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Present Perfect vs Past Simple
Hello, everybody!
Could you explain me the difference between following sentences:
1) The meeting has started since I arrived.
Does it mean that the meeting started when I arrived and is has not finished yet?
2) The meeting has started by the time I arrived.
This sentence means that the meeting started before my arrival and has not finished yet!????
Could you explain me the difference between following sentences:
1) The meeting has started since I arrived.
Does it mean that the meeting started when I arrived and is has not finished yet?
2) The meeting has started by the time I arrived.
This sentence means that the meeting started before my arrival and has not finished yet!????
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Anonymous Hello, everybody! Could you explain to me the difference between the following sentences: 1) The meeting has started since I arrived. Does it mean that the meeting started when I arrived and is has not finished yet?
- Anonymous Hello, everybody!
- Could you explain to me the difference between the following sentences: 1) The meeting has started since I arrived.
- Does it mean that the meeting started when I arrived and is has not finished yet?
- 2) The meeting has started by the time I arrived.
- This sentence means that the meeting started before my arrival and has not finished yet!????
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AnonymousHello, everybody!
Could you explain to me the difference between the following sentences:
1) The meeting has started since I arrived.
Does it mean that the meeting started when I arrived and is has not finished yet?
2) The meeting has started by the time I arrived.
This sentence means that the meeting started before
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