Layla1234 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Present Continuous or Present Perfect
Which tense is better?
Prices are going up. Everything is more expensive this year.
Prices have gone up this year. Everything is more expensive this year.
Prices are going up. Everything is more expensive this year.
Prices have gone up this year. Everything is more expensive this year.
Top answer
Prices are going up. Everything is more expensive this year. Prices have gone up this year.
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Prices are going up. Everything is more expensive this year.
Prices have gone up this year. Everything is more expensive.
Neither is better than the other: the first means that prices are still increasing.
Prices have gone up this year. Everything is more expensive.
Neither is better than the other: the first means that prices are still increasing.
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Ok so which tense should I use to be correct?
Prices went up. Eveyrthing is more expensive this year?
Prices went up. Eveyrthing is more expensive this year?
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