01)I have done my homework. does it mean i have finished my homework, now maybe i have no work to do? this sentence must have this one meaning , why? OR it means i did it, but maybe i didn't finish it all, i just did 2 questions, but it opposes that i didn't do my homework.2) I have drawn that picture. it means i drew in the past, but must i understand this sentence as i have finished drawing Or i drew in the past, but not finished , just drew part of , but opposes that i didn't draw.02br 02br 00 Thanks for replying!0-
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0Hi MIA6,02br 02br 01font 001)I have done my homework. does it mean i have finished my homework,00 00now maybe i have no work to do? this sentence must have this one meaning , why?
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0Hi MIA6,02br 02br 01font001)I have done my homework. does it mean i have finished my homework,00 00now maybe i have no work to do? this sentence must have this one meaning , why? OR it means i did it, but maybe i didn't finish it all, i just did 2 questions, but it opposes that i didn't do my homework.02font02br 02br
0 I know something that could help you think about this.02br 02br 00In Latin, and I'm sure in other languages besides English, there is an official tense known as Imperfect Tense. It translates into English as "was verb-ing."02br 02br 00For example:02br 00'My uncle was dying.' This is imperfect. Is he dead? Did he recover? We don't know.02br