IGurvitZ Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
"Has made it clear." vs. "Had made it clear."
What should I put in the following sentence in order to make it grammatically correct, "has" or "had"?
The sentence: "DreamHack (the name of the event) has/had made it clear, we have a great team, that needs to keep training."
Thank you.
The sentence: "DreamHack (the name of the event) has/had made it clear, we have a great team, that needs to keep training."
Thank you.
Top answer
Hi, 'Has'. The whole sentence is focused on how the past influences the present situation. Clive
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Hi,
'Has'. The whole sentence is focused on how the past influences the present situation.
Clive
'Has'. The whole sentence is focused on how the past influences the present situation.
Clive
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Thanks! I understood your explanation. Or should I say: "I've understand your explanation."?
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Hi,
Thanks! I understood your explanation. Or should I say: "I'veunderstand understood your explanation."?
More natural than either of the above in this instance is 'I understand your explanation'. The past aspect does not really seem relevant here.
Cl
Thanks! I understood your explanation. Or should I say: "I've
More natural than either of the above in this instance is 'I understand your explanation'. The past aspect does not really seem relevant here.
Cl
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