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Marold Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
The differences between 3 sentences
(1) "Germany has been affecting our country for a long time."
(2) "Germany has affected our country." --- I know it may be impossible to find out the meaning without a context. However, what does this sentence imply?
(3) "Germany affects our country."
What are the differences in the meanings of tenses in these cases?
Thank you very much.
(2) "Germany has affected our country." --- I know it may be impossible to find out the meaning without a context. However, what does this sentence imply?
(3) "Germany affects our country."
What are the differences in the meanings of tenses in these cases?
Thank you very much.
Top answer
" -- From the past and including today. "-- The past affection is evident today. " -- Today
- " -- From the past and including today.
- "-- The past affection is evident today.
- " -- Today
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(1) "Germany has been affecting our country for a long time." -- From the past and including today.
(2) "Germany has affected our country."-- The past affection is evident today.
(3) "Germany affects our country." -- Today
(2) "Germany has affected our country."-- The past affection is evident today.
(3) "Germany affects our country." -- Today
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