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Rommel Posted 9 years ago
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'Who has told you so?' is correctly used, isn't it?
'Who has told you so?' is correctly used, isn't it?
How many times has someone told you that mermaids are not real? Who has told you so?
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It is correct. It sounds a bit formal to me, but it is correctly using the present perfect for an action that occurred in the past at an indefinite point in time. "
- It is correct.
- It sounds a bit formal to me, but it is correctly using the present perfect for an action that occurred in the past at an indefinite point in time.
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It is correct. It sounds a bit formal to me, but it is correctly using the present perfect for an action that occurred in the past at an indefinite point in time. In American English you're more likely to hear "Who told you that?"
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