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EverestCTS Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
The same
I had a busy day.
vs.
I have had a busy day.
Both mean the same?
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EverestCTS I had a busy day. (today/that day) This is appropriate for today or for any day before that, including any day many years ago. EverestCTS I have had a busy day.
- EverestCTS I had a busy day.
- (today/that day) This is appropriate for today or for any day before that, including any day many years ago.
- EverestCTS I have had a busy day.
- (today) This is only appropriate for today.
- CJ
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EverestCTSI had a busy day. (today/that day)
This is appropriate for today or for any day before that, including any day many years ago.
EverestCTSI have had a busy day. (today)
This is only appropriate for today.
CJ
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