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Yzak Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Simple past or Past perfect or Present perfect
The researcher finds a lot of articles about the famous cop having tampered with the evidence related to the arrests that he made.
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The researcher finds a lot of articles about the famous cop having tampered with the evidence related to the arrests that he had made.
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The researcher finds a lot of articles about the famous cop having tampered with the evidence related to the arrests that he has made.
Which one is correct and why?
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The researcher finds a lot of articles about the famous cop having tampered with the evidence related to the arrests that he had made.
or
The researcher finds a lot of articles about the famous cop having tampered with the evidence related to the arrests that he has made.
Which one is correct and why?
Top answer
'Cop' is too casual for the text. Otherwise, the first is the best.
- 'Cop' is too casual for the text.
- Otherwise, the first is the best.
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'Cop' is too casual for the text. Otherwise, the first is the best.
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