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09 Feb 2005, 16:30
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Folks,
I usually get confused with the usage of the following verbs in GMAT Verbal:
has/have/had Vs Was/Were
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What is the grammar rule that differentiates the usage b/w these verbs?How do you recognize that they are being incorrectly used?Thank you.Rgds,
Anna
I usually get confused with the usage of the following verbs in GMAT Verbal:
has/have/had Vs Was/Were
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What is the grammar rule that differentiates the usage b/w these verbs?How do you recognize that they are being incorrectly used?Thank you.Rgds,
Anna
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09 Feb 2005, 20:53
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Anna Rama, I would suggest you to read a bit on the different english tenses(which is much more simple than what you could have with french verb tenses 
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Basically, you have:
Simple tenses
- present
- past
- future
Progressive tenses
- present perfect
- past perfect
- future perfect (not very often tested but good to know that it exists)
The above 5 tenses, especially present&past perfect tenses, are crucial for you to know so that you can apply them to different question types. Read on about those 5 tenses at this site:
https://www.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/tens ... frames.htm
)
Basically, you have:
Simple tenses
- present
- past
- future
Progressive tenses
- present perfect
- past perfect
- future perfect (not very often tested but good to know that it exists)
The above 5 tenses, especially present&past perfect tenses, are crucial for you to know so that you can apply them to different question types. Read on about those 5 tenses at this site:
https://www.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/tens ... frames.htm
