That sounds as though they still affect you. If this is your meaning, then it is fine. Otherwise it should be "had" or "have had".
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#1 18-Oct-2007, 22:04Some moments of my childhood have a melancholic impact on me.
Does the sentence below sound natural in English?
Some moments of my childhood have a melancholic impact on me.
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#2 18-Oct-2007, 23:44Re: Some moments of my childhood have a melancholic impact on me.
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#3 19-Oct-2007, 10:38Re: Some moments of my childhood have a melancholic impact on me.
OK, I meant it (that they still affect me). Thank you! :)
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