They could both be used, but without any time reference, the first sounds more natural to me.
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Thread: Difference
- 28-Jun-2006, 06:08 #1
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Difference Could you please tell me the difference between these two sentences :
1) Understanding the nature of an event after it has happened.
2) Understanding the nature of an event after it happened.
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- 28-Jun-2006, 08:32 #2
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Re: Difference
- 28-Jun-2006, 08:49 #3
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Re: Difference Thanks for your help, Mr. Tdol
Originally Posted by tdol They could both be used, but without any time reference, the first sounds more natural to me.
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