Dear teachers,
could i ask you again?
In 2007 i publish article, and now i want to say that my article was cited six times.
That variant is correct?
This article had been citing six time since 2007 OR This article had cited six times since 2007.
Thanks a lot!
could i ask you again?
In 2007 i publish article, and now i want to say that my article was cited six times.
That variant is correct?
This article had been citing six time since 2007 OR This article had cited six times since 2007.
May I ask you again:
In 2007, I published an article, and I want to say that my article has been cited six times.
Which of these is correct:
(and the correct one is):
This article has been cited six time since 2007.
Do you know the name of each of the tense forms of the verb you have used in your (red) original?
No need to be
Just imagine the mistakes we would be making if our roles were reversed, and we were learning Russian!
My question was well-meant: can you name the tenses...because my next query was how confident are you that you understand the differences.![]()
Do you have a book that teaches you about the tenses?
I am using this resource English Language Centre Study Zone: Welcome!
and this book
Raymond Murphy English Grammar in Use with Answers Cambridge University Press, 2007 .
Perhaps you should read more about the difference between Present Perfect tense, and Past Perfect, and then about their Continuous forms.
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