Diamondrg Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
present perfect versus present perfect simple
Someone has been eating / has eaten my chocolates. There aren’t many left.
If it were "There are none left.", would the present perfect be correct?
If it were "There are none left.", would the present perfect be correct?
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Diamondrg Someone has been eating / has eaten my chocolates. There aren’t many left. ", would the present perfect be correct?
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DiamondrgSomeone has been eating / has eaten my chocolates. There aren’t many left.Correct.
If it were "There are none left.", would the present perfect be correct?
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