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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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These methods and others have furthered logical positivism’s grasp on the spatial sciences into the 21st century, which contradicts John Passmore’s inferring that logical positivism is dead, or as dead as a philosophical movement ever becomes.
These methods and others have been furthering logical positivism’s grasp on the spatial sciences into the 21st century, which contradicts John Passmore’s inferring that logical positivism is dead, or as dead as a philosophical movement ever becomes.
Which one is correct? The present perfect progressive or the past perfect simple?
These methods and others have been furthering logical positivism’s grasp on the spatial sciences into the 21st century, which contradicts John Passmore’s inferring that logical positivism is dead, or as dead as a philosophical movement ever becomes.
Which one is correct? The present perfect progressive or the past perfect simple?
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Anonymous Which one is correct? The present perfect progressive or the past perfect simple? Both are correct.
- Anonymous Which one is correct?
- The present perfect progressive or the past perfect simple?
- Both are correct.
- It depends on what meaning you intend.
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AnonymousWhich one is correct? The present perfect progressive or the past perfect simple?Both are correct. It depends on what meaning you intend.
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Anonymous the past perfect simple?You used the present perfect, not the past perfect.
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