vectra
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- Jun 16, 2005
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Hello,
Could you pls explain why the author uses the Present Perfect tense in the following sentence:
“It could mean too much garbage will end up being on our streets for too long, and the likelihood of rat and health issues arising will increase with each passing day,” City Councilman James Vacca, a Bronx Democrat, said in an e-mail. “If these problems occur, those who thought snow removal was problematic will have seen nothing yet.”
Thank you in advance.
Could you pls explain why the author uses the Present Perfect tense in the following sentence:
“It could mean too much garbage will end up being on our streets for too long, and the likelihood of rat and health issues arising will increase with each passing day,” City Councilman James Vacca, a Bronx Democrat, said in an e-mail. “If these problems occur, those who thought snow removal was problematic will have seen nothing yet.”
Thank you in advance.