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| find it. It this is a duplicate, please excuse my error.) What are the differences between the "time sense" expressed by the following sentences: (i) They have had done a good job. (ii) They have done a good job. (iii) They did a good job. My understanding is that (ii) is present perfect and (iii) is past indefinite, so what is (i) ? And under what circumstance should you use it ? Much obliged Z |
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| I deleted the other post. :D |
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