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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

to have plus past participle

Hi, Do you think the use of the phrase "to have + past participle" like "to have played" almost always put its context in the past?

It was great to have played for this team this season.
  

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Anonymous Do you think the use of the phrase "to have + past participle" like "to have played" almost always put its context in the past? Perhaps almost always, but not always. At the end of this season I'm sure I will feel proud to have played for this team.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous Do you think the use of the phrase "to have + past participle" like "to have played" almost always put its context in the past?
  • Perhaps almost always, but not always.
  • At the end of this season I'm sure I will feel proud to have played for this team.
  • CJ
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AnonymousDo you think the use of the phrase "to have + past participle" like "to have played" almost always put its context in the past?
Perhaps almost always, but not always.
At the end of this season I'm sure I will feel proud to have played for this team.
CJ
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