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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

To see

I've been very lucky to see the film.
I've been very lucky to have seen the film.

Are both sentences correct and if so, is there any difference between them in meaning?
  

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I do not perceive any significant difference in meaning, but these are the ones I'd choose: I've been very lucky to see the film. I'm very lucky to have seen the film.

— GPY

  • I do not perceive any significant difference in meaning, but these are the ones I'd choose: I've been very lucky to see the film.
  • I'm very lucky to have seen the film.
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I do not perceive any significant difference in meaning, but these are the ones I'd choose:

I've been very lucky to see the film.
I'm very lucky to have seen the film.
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GPYI do not perceive any significant difference in meaning
Thank you.
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