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Zoltán Király Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
What's difference in meaning between these two sentences?
He has worn this type of perfume for the last twenty-five years.
He has worn this type of perfume for twenty-five years.
If we remove the last, will the meaning change?
He has worn this type of perfume for twenty-five years.
If we remove the last, will the meaning change?
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The meaning is the same (this is because the tense "he has worn" itself indicates that the twenty-five years extends to the present).
- The meaning is the same (this is because the tense "he has worn" itself indicates that the twenty-five years extends to the present).
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The meaning is the same (this is because the tense "he has worn" itself indicates that the twenty-five years extends to the present).
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