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Eat smoked chicken claws? Hi, everyone. Would you please help me compare the three sentences? 1. I have eaten smoked chicken feet since I lived in China. 2. I have eaten smoked chicken feet since l left China. 3. I haven't eaten smoked chicken feet since I lived in China.
2017年1月25日 12:23
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It should be chicken feet.
2017年1月25日
For #1, I think we can say it in the following context: 1. A asks B: "Have you eaten smoked chicken claws when you lived in China?" Then B can respond: "Yes. I have eaten smoked chicken claws since I lived in China." Or B can respond: "No. I have eaten smoked chicken claws since I lived in China." I think #1 can have two interpretations: 1) Assuming I lived in China for 180 days. I may have begun to eat smoked chicken claws on day 2. And I have eaten them from then up until now. Day1.....Day2(ate)....Day3.......(ate).................Day180(I left China).......(ate).......Now(still eat) 2)It can also mean "I didn't start to eat smoked chicken claws until I left China". In this case, it is identical to "I have eaten smoked chicken claws since l left China". Day1.............................(not ate).......................Day180(I left China).......(ate).......Now(still eat)
2017年1月25日
Too long
2017年1月25日
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