Simple Cover Page Design For Project Source Tackling poverty in India The low income low growth trap In the following paragraph simple past has been used rather than present perfect I fail to understand why
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Simple Cover Page Design For Project
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With respect to IF clause rules I used to know that the modal verb would had to be paired with simple past if simple past would infinite Today I run into the following Hi In another thread I saw that recently could go with present simple present perfect and past simple For instance Ken gets up earlier recently Ken has got up earlier
Hello Michael Swan in his Practical English Usage says In an informal style a simple past tense is sometimes possible with always ever and never when they refer to time Hola a todos hay alguien que pueda explicarme si el condicional compuesto puede siempre ser substituido por el condicional simple El condicional compuesto si no me
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You can say or write this The only difference is that the continuous forms emphasize the activity as something that takes place over time However the simple past I had a nice neat answer to this which is that we often don t use the past perfect when it s logically possible to and just use the simple past as long as the time relationship is
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Source Tackling poverty in India The low income low growth trap In the following paragraph simple past has been used rather than present perfect I fail to understand why
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