What is the difference
"I have received a payoff check."
vs
"I received a payoff check."
what is the difference, and what is the purpose of using "have/has" in a sentence.
Top answer
"I have received a payoff check. " I received it at some point in the past, but for some reason the check is important to me right now. eg maybe I need it to pay my rent today.
- "I have received a payoff check.
- " I received it at some point in the past, but for some reason the check is important to me right now.
- eg maybe I need it to pay my rent today.
- This tense is called Present Perfect.
- You need to study it in your grammar book.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
"I have received a payoff check." I received it at some point in the past, but for some reason the check is important to me right now. eg maybe I need it to pay my rent today. This tense is called Present Perfect. You need to study it in your grammar book.
vs
"I received a payoff check." I received it at some point in the past. Maybe 10 minutes a
0
Related Questions