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Dyona Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Which is grammatically correct?
Hello, teachers.
I have a question about tense.
Which of the following two sentences is grammatically correct?
#1 Didn't you learn more when things did not go well than when everything ran smoothly?
#2 Haven't you learned more when things did not go well than when everything ran smoothly?
To be more specific, I wonder if you can use "Haven't you learned" in the sentence.
Thank you very much.
I have a question about tense.
Which of the following two sentences is grammatically correct?
#1 Didn't you learn more when things did not go well than when everything ran smoothly?
#2 Haven't you learned more when things did not go well than when everything ran smoothly?
To be more specific, I wonder if you can use "Haven't you learned" in the sentence.
Thank you very much.
Top answer
These both seem acceptable to me.
- These both seem acceptable to me.
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