Is this ‘good’ or ‘bad’ English? Do you use it? If so, where and when and how? Do you think it’s ok if others use it?
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Tag: tenses
Grammar Guru: Which tense is correct here?
Which tense is correct here?
- I saw Judith recently at an event held for new students.
Grammar logic: The event is over. - I’ve seen Judith recently at an event held for new students.
Grammar logic: “Recently”, like “this morning”, is a time word connected to the present perfect.
Why did you choose the one you chose?