English, asked by sujaladhav02607, 1 day ago

A perfect tense denotes an action which has been completed, and is in a perfect state. 1 point a) True b) False​

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Answered by vivaansingh62
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Answer:

I think false

Answered by joy37050
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Answer:

True

Explanation:

The perfect form (in present, past, or future) denotes an action that has been completed and is in a perfect state. For example - I have loved, I had loved, I shall have loved.

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