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there are 2 cases in which present perfect are used
an action continue until present. this case is easy
second case is that the action finish at a point in past but its time frame continue until present. this mean the context of the finished action cover a period from a past point of time to present. this case is harder for us.
I have cleaned the floor
at present, the speaker say above sentence. the cleaning finished in the past but its context or in other words, its time frame continue until present. we should not confused simple past this case of present perfect. this case must have time indicator which is unfinished. we can not use finished time indicators such as yesterday, or last year.
our problem dose not involve the second case
an action continue until present. this case is easy
second case is that the action finish at a point in past but its time frame continue until present. this mean the context of the finished action cover a period from a past point of time to present. this case is harder for us.
I have cleaned the floor
at present, the speaker say above sentence. the cleaning finished in the past but its context or in other words, its time frame continue until present. we should not confused simple past this case of present perfect. this case must have time indicator which is unfinished. we can not use finished time indicators such as yesterday, or last year.
our problem dose not involve the second case
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Over the past few years, banks have systematically raised their old fees and invented new ones that are harder and harder for consumers to avoid.
(A) banks have systematically raised their old fees and invented new ones that are harder and harder for consumers to avoid - has no error. Hence, (A) is the right answer choice.
(B) banks are systematically raising their old fees and inventing new ones that become harder and harder for consumers to avoid.
(C) banks systematically raising and inventing new ones make them harder and harder for consumers to avoid
(D) as banks systematically raised their old fees and invented new ones, avoiding them becomes harder and harder for consumers
(E) as banks have systematically raised their old fees and invented new ones, it is becoming harder and harder for consumers to avoid them.
(A) banks have systematically raised their old fees and invented new ones that are harder and harder for consumers to avoid - has no error. Hence, (A) is the right answer choice.
(B) banks are systematically raising their old fees and inventing new ones that become harder and harder for consumers to avoid.
(C) banks systematically raising and inventing new ones make them harder and harder for consumers to avoid
(D) as banks systematically raised their old fees and invented new ones, avoiding them becomes harder and harder for consumers
(E) as banks have systematically raised their old fees and invented new ones, it is becoming harder and harder for consumers to avoid them.
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Just to be sure....in A
have applies to both arms of the parallel structure ?
Bsnks have systematically raised *** and bank have inveneted new ones ....
Is this how we correctly use parallelism ? sayantanc2k daagh sir
have applies to both arms of the parallel structure ?
Bsnks have systematically raised *** and bank have inveneted new ones ....
Is this how we correctly use parallelism ? sayantanc2k daagh sir
