Present perfect with "during"
Hello and thanks for the help.
I'm struggling to understand whether I should use here the present perfect or just the past simple.
"about the questions you have raised during our call"
Situation: Someone asked me something during a phone call and I was replying afterwards.
"during our call" seems to me as a definite event that happened in the past, but since i'm talking about something that occurred in the past that is relevant in the present (questions raised) I don't know what to say
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diego gg Situation: Someone asked me something during a phone call and I was replying afterwards. In this case you should say: "the questions you raised during our call"
- diego gg Situation: Someone asked me something during a phone call and I was replying afterwards.
- In this case you should say: "the questions you raised during our call"
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diego ggSituation: Someone asked me something during a phone call and I was replying afterwards.
In this case you should say:
"the questions you raised during our call"
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