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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
See vs seen
Which is correct please?
Every time I see/I’ve seen him play he hasn’t been great.
thank you
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Match past and present tenses: Every time I’ve seen him play he hasn’t been great. Every time I see him play he isn't great.
- Match past and present tenses: Every time I’ve seen him play he hasn’t been great.
- Every time I see him play he isn't great.
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Match past and present tenses:
Every time I’ve seen him play he hasn’t been great.
Every time I see him play he isn't great.
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