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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is it correct grammar?

The supplier have signed contract and produced certain quantity for the next 3 years.

Can I use for the next 3 years with present perfect tense?

Thanks a lot my friend.
  

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canada The supplier have signed a contract and produced a certain quantity for the next 3 years. Can I use for the next 3 years with present perfect tense? In this case, yes, because the "next three years" do not indicate when the action ("producing a certain quantity") took place, but rather the time extent during which it will have an effect.

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charleslee.canadaThe supplier have signed a contract and produced a certain quantity for the next 3 years.

Can I use for the next 3 years with present perfect tense?
In this case, yes, because the "next three years" do not indicate when the action ("producing a
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Thanks a lot my friend!Emotion: big smile
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charleslee.canadaThanks a lot my friend!
You're very welcome, friend! Emotion: smile
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So the contract does not require the producer to produce anything during the next three years?

Clive
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