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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Sentence difference
What is the difference between these:
It has been a nice day.
It is a nice day.
It has been a great week.
It is a great week.
Any real difference in meaning?
It has been a nice day.
It is a nice day.
It has been a great week.
It is a great week.
Any real difference in meaning?
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Anonymous It has been a nice day. Typically said at the end of the day. The niceness lasted through the whole day so far.
- Anonymous It has been a nice day.
- Typically said at the end of the day.
- The niceness lasted through the whole day so far.
- Anonymous It is a nice day.
- Said at any time of day.
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AnonymousIt has been a nice day.Typically said at the end of the day. The niceness lasted through the whole day so far.
AnonymousIt is a nice day.Said at any time of day. The niceness is felt at the time this is said.
(Your other examples are just a repetition of these. Same idea.)
CJ
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