Do we have scheduled conference call with Jane today? Have we scheduled conference call with Jane today? What is the difference in meaning of above sentences? And which is more common in daily use?
We started the exam exactly at 9 a.m. and announced that everyone would have one hour. I cannot make an exception for you. Mona: I understand. ***** Teacher: Excuse me, no dictionaries are allowed. Mona: But I don't understand this word. Teacher: I'm very sorry, but we have (already) started the exam. Mona: Yes, I know. The test started five ...
"We met at noon" = We know it's only one instance, we know the time but we don't know the location. We don't know if it is the only time the two people have met. "When we met yesterday, I realised we had met before" = Time relation is important. Thank You Very Much . Not open for further replies.
Difference between - 'We have met' , 'We had met' & 'We met'
a) We received the document this morning. (simple past tense) b) We have received the document this morning. (present perfect tense) The first is fine in BrE, especially if uttered after midday (when the morning is past). It is possible before noon. The second is the most natural in BrE if uttered before midday.
- In this episode, we have had time for X, we have had time for Y and we have had time for Z. We have had time for the purposes of covering X,Y and Z. We now have no more time for the purposes of doing anything else. 2) I'm giving you my gratitude in exchange for your listening to me. 3) As a representative of All Interactive English, I am Debra.