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Ddnd Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Schooling
could you please tell me if the following sentence is correct?
Did he start his schooling?
Thanks.
Did he start his schooling?
Thanks.
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" - Has means it's not only in the past, but continues in/is relevant to the present. " d
- " - Has means it's not only in the past, but continues in/is relevant to the present.
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If it's a general statement,
"Has he started his schooling?"
- Has means it's not only in the past, but continues in/is relevant to the present.
However, if you're referring to the point in time that it happened, you can use did:
"Did he start his schooling on Wednesday?"
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"Has he started his schooling?"
- Has means it's not only in the past, but continues in/is relevant to the present.
However, if you're referring to the point in time that it happened, you can use did:
"Did he start his schooling on Wednesday?"
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