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Hello,
Understanding present perfect tense is not easy for me,
so I'd appreciate some help.
I have three questions.
1. If someone says "I have lived in China," does it imply that the person
still lives in China?
If the sentence had "~for two years" or "~since 1990," it would be clear.
But without any time phrase, I get confused.
2. What's the difference in meaning between
"I have finished the work" and "I finished the work"?
3. Is it correct that present perfect tense is always related to the present?
Understanding present perfect tense is not easy for me,
so I'd appreciate some help.
I have three questions.
1. If someone says "I have lived in China," does it imply that the person
still lives in China?
If the sentence had "~for two years" or "~since 1990," it would be clear.
But without any time phrase, I get confused.
2. What's the difference in meaning between
"I have finished the work" and "I finished the work"?
3. Is it correct that present perfect tense is always related to the present?
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