tense: use present perfect, past, and simple present in one sentence?
Can I use present perfect, past, and simple present together in one sentence? See the following example:
"My job-hunting has been put in abeyance as I found that my English competency is far from sufficient."
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My job-hunting has been put in abeyance as I have found that my English competency is far from sufficient
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answered Sep 23 '11 at 06:44
Abraham Mathew
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Thank you. So it implies that I cannot use past tense "found" here, right?
add commentMy job-hunting has been put in abeyance as I have found that my English competency is far from sufficient
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answered Sep 23 '11 at 06:44
Abraham Mathew
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my job have been dishes the table for many years now i have found my english competence and my life
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answered Sep 23 '11 at 13:17
marcela cuesta
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my job Have been reading the books about education now, I reading many books about english literature also, I readed many books about french literature.
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answered Sep 23 '11 at 13:33
marcela cuesta
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In present continuous tense, it should be "I am reading", instead of "I reading", right?
add commentmy job Have been reading the books about education now, I reading many books about english literature also, I readed many books about french literature.
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answered Sep 23 '11 at 13:34
marcela cuesta
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