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100% GOOD (1 votes)回答済み言語の質問 PS: Delve into these free English learning lessons: Free class: Tenses — ‘Differ with’ and ‘Differ from’ — What is the most Beautiful Word — Funny English Idioms
- LaurenceV
February 2021
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 | SailingNutFebruary 2021 Exact same meaning but when ”can not” is spoken it is more emphatic! |
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LaurenceVFebruary 2021 when use the present perfect and the present perfect continious ? With examples please
LaurenceVFebruary 2021 Thanks 🙏
| SailingNutFebruary 2021 Sorry, I can't give you any examples! |
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