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Aya ayman Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
what is the difference ?!
hi i want to ask what is the difference between these 2 sentences
when i finish talking with my friend , i will eat sth
when i have finished talking with my friend, i will eat sth
when i finish talking with my friend , i will eat sth
when i have finished talking with my friend, i will eat sth
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Both sentences have punctuation mistakes. If you fix the punctuation, they will both be correct. They mean about the same thing.
- Both sentences have punctuation mistakes.
- If you fix the punctuation, they will both be correct.
- They mean about the same thing.
- Sentence #1 uses the simple present tense.
- Sentence #2 uses the present perfect tense.
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Both sentences have punctuation mistakes.
If you fix the punctuation, they will both be correct. They mean about the same thing. Sentence #1 uses the simple present tense. Sentence #2 uses the present perfect tense.
If you fix the punctuation, they will both be correct. They mean about the same thing. Sentence #1 uses the simple present tense. Sentence #2 uses the present perfect tense.
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