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what is the difference in between "had taken" and "has taken"?
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Hi, what is the difference in between "had taken" and "has taken"? The first is Past Perfect tense, the second is Present Perfect. They have different meanings.
- Hi, what is the difference in between "had taken" and "has taken"?
- The first is Past Perfect tense, the second is Present Perfect.
- They have different meanings.
- Consider these examples.
- A robber has taken my money.
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Hi,
what is the difference in between "had taken" and "has taken"?
The first is Past Perfect tense, the second is Present Perfect. They have different meanings.
Consider these examples.
A robber has taken my money. He did it sometime in the past, and right now I don't have any money.
Yesterday at 6pm, I put my hand in my pocket. My money
what is the difference in between "had taken" and "has taken"?
The first is Past Perfect tense, the second is Present Perfect. They have different meanings.
Consider these examples.
A robber has taken my money. He did it sometime in the past, and right now I don't have any money.
Yesterday at 6pm, I put my hand in my pocket. My money
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