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Akhila Reddy
Who ate my sadwich or who has eaten my sandwich
Dec 11, 2020 1:08 PM
Answers · 3
Hi Akhila!
It depends what you are trying to say.
"Who ate my sandwich?" is simple past tense. In this example, you are talking about an action that is in the past; it happened and it is done.
"Who has eaten my sandwich?" is perfect present tense. In this example, you are talking about an action that happened in the near past, but has a connection to
the present.
I would use the present perfect tense "has eaten" because the past action has a connection to the present. Your sandwich was eaten and now you don't have a lunch to eat.
December 11, 2020
It's yours evil devil that eats your sandwich our it may be misconception to you
December 11, 2020
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Akhila Reddy
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