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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

What is the differnce between "After giving" and "Having Given"

1. After giving a book he went away
2. Having given a book he went away.

I presume that the meaning of above two sentences is same.
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Anonymous if not tell in detail why it is not correct. This sounds like an instruction from a teacher to a student. We are not your students.

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Anonymous
if not tell in detail why it is not correct.


This sounds like an instruction from a teacher to a student. We are not your students. Polite requests for help generally either begin or end with the word "please."
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