0Situation: i have just bought a notebook from Dell Company, and i have not gotten my stuff through delivery yet, and i found that the price of the laptop has dropped( i visited the Dell Company Web Page today) , and when i was trying to negotiate with Dell Company, i confused in choosing have or had as the proper word to use.02br 02br 00The sentence i was trying to say :02br 02br 00A. I have just (present participle) ordered a laptop from Dell Company, and i found(past tense) that the price has dropped today, so can i get my laptop with the latest price?02br 02br 00can present participle and past tense join together? Is my sentence correct?when to use have and had?02br 02br 00B. I had just (past participle) ordered a laptop from Dell Company, and i found(past tense) that the price has dropped today, so can i get my laptop with the latest price?02br 02br 00Which is the correct sentence? A or B..... Please explain to me with an easy understood way..0-
Top answer
0Tricky. 02br 01i 00I('ve) just recently ordered a laptop, but I noticed that the price was reduced today. 02i 02br 02br 00As retold later:02br 01i 00I had just ordered a laptop when I found that it was being offered at a lower price.
— CalifJim
Free · every Monday
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
0Tricky. Either one works for me, but I would have said it slightly differently.02br 01i00I('ve) just recently ordered a laptop, but I noticed that the price was reduced today. Can I get the laptop at the lower price?02i02br 02br 00As retold later:02br 01i00I had just ordered a laptop when I found that it was being offered at