Question

It’s only the second time I _______a football match in a stadium.

(a)Saw(b)Will see(c)Had seen(d)Have seen​

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer is a) saw

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Answer 2

Answer:

Option (d) Have seen​

It’s only the second time I have seen a football match in a stadium.

Explanation:

• Tense communicates an event's location in time. There are three fundamental tenses namely past, present, and future.

• In English, every one of those tenses can take four fundamental viewpoints: simple, perfect, continuous (also referred to as progressive), and perfect continuous. (likewise alluded to as moderate), and amazing persistence.

• Tense is the hour of an action word's activity or its condition, similar to introduce (something happening now), past (something happened prior), or future (something going to occur).

• The present tense is a verb tense that is used to talk about things that happening or existing at this moment now.    

• We use the present tense, as the basic form of the present moment in Modern English. It is principally preferred to describe events in the present or happening right now.

• Since the sentence expresses something about an experience of an event/activity that happened now.
• The verb to be filled in describes the experience up to the present time i.e to a certain moment. The phrase quantity + times is the sign of the tense.
• Its principal function is to locate a situation or event in the present time.
• Thus, we can describe the speaker's words as this is my second time watching a football match in the stadium.

Therefore, option (d) Have seen is correct.

i.e. It’s only the second time I have seen a football match in a stadium.

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