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Debpriya De Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
To have won
1. You are the youngest person to win the trophy.
2 .You are the youngest person to have won the trophy.
Is there any difference in meaning between the two sentences ?
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2 .You are the youngest person to have won the trophy.
Is there any difference in meaning between the two sentences ?
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Top answer
There is little practical difference. I suppose right at the moment the trophy was presented one would be more likely to use #1. Afterwards, either can be used.
- There is little practical difference.
- I suppose right at the moment the trophy was presented one would be more likely to use #1.
- Afterwards, either can be used.
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There is little practical difference. I suppose right at the moment the trophy was presented one would be more likely to use #1. Afterwards, either can be used.
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