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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Slight difference between simple past and present perfect
0 Hi, I have a short question. 02 br
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00 What is the difference between 'Did you eat lunch?' and 'Have you eaten lunch?' 02 br
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00 The context is like this: I am going to the company cafeteria and see a colleaque coming. At this moment I can utter both expressions. But which one has the connotation of 'If you have not eaten lunch, I would like to treat you, come join me for lunch.' 02 br
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00 I would appreciate your comments. Thank you. 02 br
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00 What is the difference between 'Did you eat lunch?' and 'Have you eaten lunch?' 02 br
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00 The context is like this: I am going to the company cafeteria and see a colleaque coming. At this moment I can utter both expressions. But which one has the connotation of 'If you have not eaten lunch, I would like to treat you, come join me for lunch.' 02 br
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00 I would appreciate your comments. Thank you. 02 br
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00 Jaeger 0-
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10 ' 12 br 12 br 10 The context is like this: I am going to the company cafeteria and see a colleaque coming. At this moment I can utter both expressions. ' 12 br 12 br 10 I would appreciate your comments.
- 10 ' 12 br 12 br 10 The context is like this: I am going to the company cafeteria and see a colleaque coming.
- At this moment I can utter both expressions.
- ' 12 br 12 br 10 I would appreciate your comments.
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10 Hi, I have a short question. 12 br
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10 What is the difference between 'Did you eat lunch?' and 10 'Have you eaten lunch? 10 ' 12 br
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10 The context is like this: I am going to the company cafeteria and see a colleaque coming. At this moment I can utter b
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