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- 31-Oct-2012, 08:44 #1
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What have you done in the past? What have you done in the past? VS. What did you do in the past?
I think that the second one is grammatically correct but some people say the first one is also used and correct. What do you think?
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- 31-Oct-2012, 16:56 #2
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Re: What have you done in the past?
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