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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
To have past participle
hi please help me with these sentences.
main sentence : It seems that she has given much of her time.
a. She seems to give much of her time.
b. She seems to have given much of her time.
which of the two sentences is similar to the main sentence. please enlighten me. under which rule in grammer does this fall? thank you so much..
main sentence : It seems that she has given much of her time.
a. She seems to give much of her time.
b. She seems to have given much of her time.
which of the two sentences is similar to the main sentence. please enlighten me. under which rule in grammer does this fall? thank you so much..
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B. Both B and the original have the same present perfect verb, the original in active voice and B in passive voice, and they both refer to the recent past. A refers to the non-past.
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- Both B and the original have the same present perfect verb, the original in active voice and B in passive voice, and they both refer to the recent past.
- A refers to the non-past.
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B. Both B and the original have the same present perfect verb, the original in active voice and B in passive voice, and they both refer to the recent past. A refers to the non-past.
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