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English_exhilaration Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Tense problem
suppose somebody has asked something,i have not listened
shall i say,did u ask me something or have you asked something.
What should be the correct one,what should take effect,the simple past one or the present perfect one.
shall i say,did u ask me something or have you asked something.
What should be the correct one,what should take effect,the simple past one or the present perfect one.
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" But of the choices you've listed, "Did you ask me something" is correct. ". Rommie
- " But of the choices you've listed, "Did you ask me something" is correct.
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- Rommie
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Well, I just say "Sorry, what?"
But of the choices you've listed, "Did you ask me something" is correct.
"Have you asked something" is incorrect, because it means "Have you, at any time in your life, ever asked something?".
Rommie
But of the choices you've listed, "Did you ask me something" is correct.
"Have you asked something" is incorrect, because it means "Have you, at any time in your life, ever asked something?".
Rommie
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