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Can you provide some authentic real-life examples where Present Perfect is used with words/phrases like 'yesterday', 'last year' or 'two days ago'?
reddit.comu/FanGlad9309 — 10 days ago
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What's the difference between "make a/the/my/etc. bed" and "do the bed(s)"?
reddit.comu/FanGlad9309 — 14 days ago
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Do you think this definition is accurate? I would say that "friend" is a general word used fairly liberally and also to people who you don't know very well
u/FanGlad9309 — 14 days ago
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My grammar book says:
> At/on/in are not normally used in expressions of time before next, last, this, that (sometimes), one, any (in an informal style), each, every, some, all.
> See you next week.
What does "sometimes" mean here exactly?
u/FanGlad9309 — 17 days ago
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u/FanGlad9309 — 17 days ago