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Voytaszek Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
The Past Simple or The Present Perfect?
At a party;
-Hi, James.
-Hi, Lucy.
-Have you met/did you meet someone interesting today?
-Yes, there is Pawel, a very funny guy from Poland, and there is Joanna, a very beautiful girl from Russia.
In the same day evening;
-James, have you met/did you meet someone intresting today?
-Yes, mum, I (have) met Pawel, a very funny guy from Poland, and Joanna, a very beautiful girl from Russia.
-Hi, James.
-Hi, Lucy.
-Have you met/did you meet someone interesting today?
-Yes, there is Pawel, a very funny guy from Poland, and there is Joanna, a very beautiful girl from Russia.
In the same day evening;
-James, have you met/did you meet someone intresting today?
-Yes, mum, I (have) met Pawel, a very funny guy from Poland, and Joanna, a very beautiful girl from Russia.
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Note various corrections throughout. – Hi, James. – Hi, Lucy.
- Note various corrections throughout.
- – Hi, James.
- – Hi, Lucy.
- – Have you met anyone interesting?
- [I assume you mean met at the party ] – Yes, Pawel, a very funny guy from Poland, and Joanna, a very beautiful girl from Russia.
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Note various corrections throughout.
– Hi, James.
– Hi, Lucy.
– Have you met anyone interesting? [I assume you mean met at the party]
– Yes, Pawel, a very funny guy from Poland, and Joanna, a very beautiful girl from Russia.
That evening [though parties are themselves often in the evening]:
– James, did you meet anyone interesting today?
– Yes, Mum, I m
– Hi, James.
– Hi, Lucy.
– Have you met anyone interesting? [I assume you mean met at the party]
– Yes, Pawel, a very funny guy from Poland, and Joanna, a very beautiful girl from Russia.
That evening [though parties are themselves often in the evening]:
– James, did you meet anyone interesting today?
– Yes, Mum, I m
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