English, asked by mhdea45, 3 months ago

The past perfective has the meaning of past -in- the past' and can be regarded as a version either of the present perfect or of the
Simple past. True /False

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

False.

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Answered by mallareddyev

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False is the right answer ok

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