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Hi Friends,
He's the first person from Africa to have written a full-fledged novel.
He's the first person from Africa to write a full-fledged novel.
Which version is right?
Thank you.
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anonymous Which version is right? They are both fine as far as tense is concerned, and they mean the same thing. However, "full-fledged" does not go well with "novel", and it sounds like you couldn't remember "full-length", which is the word you probably need.
- anonymous Which version is right?
- They are both fine as far as tense is concerned, and they mean the same thing.
- However, "full-fledged" does not go well with "novel", and it sounds like you couldn't remember "full-length", which is the word you probably need.
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anonymousWhich version is right?
They are both fine as far as tense is concerned, and they mean the same thing. However, "full-fledged" does not go well with "novel", and it sounds like you couldn't remember "full-length", which is the word you probably need.
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