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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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used or have used
To plan this page I used my research or I have used my research? Please help me.
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Without further context, I'd say "used", not "have used". The page planning suggests an action at a particular time in the past and not something that continues up to the time you say the sentence. CJ
- Without further context, I'd say "used", not "have used".
- The page planning suggests an action at a particular time in the past and not something that continues up to the time you say the sentence.
- CJ
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Without further context, I'd say "used", not "have used".
The page planning suggests an action at a particular time in the past and not something that continues up to the time you say the sentence.
CJ
The page planning suggests an action at a particular time in the past and not something that continues up to the time you say the sentence.
CJ
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