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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
The difference between sent and and have sent
I AM HAVING TROUBLE UNDERSTANDING THE GRAMMATICAL DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THESE TWO PHRASES:
I SENT 10 EMAILS THIS MORNING.
I'VE SENT 10 EMAILS THIS MORNING.
AND:
I DIDN'T MEET HIM.
I HAVEN'T MET HIM.
I SENT 10 EMAILS THIS MORNING.
I'VE SENT 10 EMAILS THIS MORNING.
AND:
I DIDN'T MEET HIM.
I HAVEN'T MET HIM.
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It means; it was done at least 3 hours ago and now you are talking about it. 2-I've sent 10 emails SINCE morning. since morning.
- It means; it was done at least 3 hours ago and now you are talking about it.
- 2-I've sent 10 emails SINCE morning.
- since morning.
- 1-I didn't meet him.
- means; you never met him any where before at all even once.
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Hello,
First you should revise your sentences in this way:
1-I sent 10 emails this morning.It means; it was done at least 3 hours ago and now you are talking about it.
2-I've sent 10 emails SINCE morning. it means the emails have been sent one after the other until now and after the last one,you say"I've sent 10.............since morning.
First you should revise your sentences in this way:
1-I sent 10 emails this morning.It means; it was done at least 3 hours ago and now you are talking about it.
2-I've sent 10 emails SINCE morning. it means the emails have been sent one after the other until now and after the last one,you say"I've sent 10.............since morning.
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