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Re: Not since Communist China crushed the democratic demonstrations at Tia [#permalink]
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akash.tripathi wrote:
Can ant one please explain why to use "has" instead of did ?

Even though my answer was right i am still confused with when to use did or when to use has

Dear akash.tripathi,

I see that Nevernevergiveup gave you a good response to your specific question.

I going to suggest that you are claiming a lot of time and attention from several people when you call on 20 different people for help. GMAT Club is a public forum: think about how it makes you look, one person asking for help from 20 different people at once. The 20 GMAT Club members you ask are 20 different people, each with our own habits, our own strengths, etc. etc. Spend time getting to know us a bit. While of course there is something quite appropriate about asking for help when you need help, part of that is to recognize the relationship with the people from whom you ask help, and to respect these people for the time we offer. As I am sure you understand, when you show respect, you get respect, and one of the best ways to demonstrate respect to others is to respect yourself.

Finally, you are asking many basic English language questions, which is fine. I am going to recommend this blog article:
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Does all this make sense?
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Re: Not since Communist China crushed the democratic demonstrations at Tia [#permalink]
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nitred wrote:
Not since Communist China crushed the democratic demonstrations at Tianenmen Square has a country so brutally denied the right of its citizens that they could speak freely.


(A) has a country so brutally denied the right of its citizens that they could speak freely
(B) did a country so brutally deny the right of its citizens that they could speak freely
(C) has a country so brutally denied the right of its citizens to speak freely
(D) did a country so brutally deny the right of its citizens to speak freely
(E) has a country so brutally denied whether its citizens had the right that they could be speaking freely


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This question deals with the past simple or the present perfect tenses. Because of the critical phrase ‘not since’ you have to use the present perfect. The word since demands a perfect tense, as in, since then this has been happening. It began and continues to this day. That leaves us with choices A, C and E. Choice E uses the word ‘whether’ but has no other alternative. ‘Whether’ needs two possibilities. It is also inefficient. Choice E is wrong. Choice A uses the wrong word after citizens. It is not ‘a right that they could do x’, it is a right ‘to do x’. Choice C is the correct answer.
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