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Hasibul Alam Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
what is the difference
the author has had many expert readers help fashion the novel from its very inception.
the author has had many expert readers help fashion the novel from its very inception.
the author has had many expert readers help fashion the novel from its very inception.
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There's no difference. CB
- There's no difference.
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i am sorry, it is actually
the author has many expert readers help fashion the novel from its very inception.
the author has had many expert readers help fashion the novel from its very inception.
the author has many expert readers help fashion the novel from its very inception.
the author has had many expert readers help fashion the novel from its very inception.
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The first sentence is in the present tense and the second is in the present perfect. Check any good grammar site for the uses of these tenses. I would prefer the present perfect. Both sentences should begin with a capital letter.
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