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Papaya hat 415 Posted 7 years ago
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Present perfect with when. "I'll be glad when he's got his test"
I just encountered a present perfect while on my reading. it's like this
"I'll be glad when he's got his test" (~still I'm not complaining).
there's a 'present perfect' with 'when', is it correct?
this is out of native resource.
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papaya hat 415 I just encountered a present perfect while on my reading. I t's like this : "I'll be glad when he's got his test" (~still I'm not complaining). ] T here's a 'present perfect' with 'when' .
- papaya hat 415 I just encountered a present perfect while on my reading.
- I t's like this : "I'll be glad when he's got his test" (~still I'm not complaining).
- ] T here's a 'present perfect' with 'when' .
- I s it correct?
- T his is out of from a native resource.
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papaya hat 415I just encountered a present perfect while
on myreading. It's like this:"I'll be glad when he's got his test" (~still I'm not complaining). [It is unclear why the parenthetical material is here.]
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