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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary
They reported...
They reported seeing a tornado.
They reported having seen a tornado.
Is there any difference in meaning between sentences above?
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In #1, they might be seeing it at the time they report. In #2, they saw it before they reported it, and no longer see it.
- In #1, they might be seeing it at the time they report.
- In #2, they saw it before they reported it, and no longer see it.
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In #1, they might be seeing it at the time they report.
In #2, they saw it before they reported it, and no longer see it.
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