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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
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The present perfect tense + for + period
1. I have gone to college for one year.
2. I went to college for one year.
I vaguely remember someone said that for + period in the present perfect tense in 1 is not correct.
I don't know the thing I remember is correct.
2. I went to college for one year.
I vaguely remember someone said that for + period in the present perfect tense in 1 is not correct.
I don't know the thing I remember is correct.
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moon7296 1. I have gone to college for one year. 2.
- moon7296 1.
- I have gone to college for one year.
- 2.
- I went to college for one year.
- I vaguely remember someone said that for + period in the present perfect tense in 1 is not correct.
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moon72961. I have gone to college for one year.Yes. That's correct insofar as that specific sentence is concerned, but don't take it as a general rule. It dep
2. I went to college for one year.
I vaguely remember someone said that for + period in the present perfect tense in 1 is not correct.
I don't know the thing I remember is correct.
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Thank you for the answer. You mean 1 is also correct even though it's not a general rule. What do you mean that 'That's correct insofar as that specific sentence is concerned.' Could you please explain it?
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