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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Tenses
Hi. Which is correct? Are they both correct? I feel no. 2 is correct but am not so sure about no. 1.
1. He did what has been asked.
2. He has done what was asked.
1. He did what has been asked.
2. He has done what was asked.
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Grammatically both look fine. Depending the context and tense, I would revise them: 1. He did exactly what has been asked.
- Grammatically both look fine.
- Depending the context and tense, I would revise them: 1.
- He did exactly what has been asked.
- 2.
- He has done exactly what was asked.
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Grammatically both look fine.
Depending the context and tense, I would revise them:
1. He did exactly what has been asked.
2. He has done exactly what was asked.
Depending the context and tense, I would revise them:
1. He did exactly what has been asked.
2. He has done exactly what was asked.
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AnonymousI feel no. 2 is correct but am not so sure about no. 1.Same here. I would say that the first one is wrong. Bare minimum, it's unidiomatic.
CJ
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