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Khorshed Alam Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Tense
Use of perfect tense.
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Perfect tenses simply mean the verb's action is complete. With present perfect the action is complete now; with past perfect the action was completed in the past. Present perfect: "I HAVE EATEN my dinner.
- Perfect tenses simply mean the verb's action is complete.
- With present perfect the action is complete now; with past perfect the action was completed in the past.
- Present perfect: "I HAVE EATEN my dinner.
- " "My daughter HAS TAKEN my car.
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Perfect tenses simply mean the verb's action is complete. With present perfect the action is complete now; with past perfect the action was completed in the past.
Present perfect:
"I HAVE EATEN my dinner. Now can I have a cookie?"
"My daughter HAS TAKEN my car. We'll have to take yours."
"We don't need to buy a map; your father HAS DRAWN one for us."
Pa
Present perfect:
"I HAVE EATEN my dinner. Now can I have a cookie?"
"My daughter HAS TAKEN my car. We'll have to take yours."
"We don't need to buy a map; your father HAS DRAWN one for us."
Pa
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What is the different between Present Indefinit, Present Continuous and perfect tense.
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