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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
We've
We've hung out a couple times. And
We hung out a couple times.
Whats the difference between these two sentences?
It practically means the same thing, right?
We hung out a couple times.
Whats the difference between these two sentences?
It practically means the same thing, right?
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Both are possible but they need different contexts. 1. Do you know Peter?
- Both are possible but they need different contexts.
- 1.
- Do you know Peter?
- Yes, we've hung out a couple of times.
- (up to now) 2.
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Both are possible but they need different contexts.
1. Do you know Peter?
Yes, we've hung out a couple of times. (up to now)
2. While you were living in London, did you meet Peter?
Yes, we hung out a couple of times. (in the past)
1. Do you know Peter?
Yes, we've hung out a couple of times. (up to now)
2. While you were living in London, did you meet Peter?
Yes, we hung out a couple of times. (in the past)
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