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Grammar Question
Today I do some grammar exercise on this website
http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/grammar-exercises.html
I think the past simple and the present perfect are similar. Because without the content it is difficult to define which tense should be used. My teacher once taught me in a sentence with a ''since'' or ''for'' , the present perfect or the past perfect is better than the simple tense. Is that right?
However, in the website's exercise, the pefect and the simple tense can not be told apart only by this clue. Whatever, is there any specific word to help me differentiate them?
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disagree with some person giving up their secure job to wait for a satisfying job.
It is not rare to see people complaint their life, job and relationship seems like in their whole life time nothing should be appreciated. A secure job affords their daily cost always blocks their way to their dream life, a job with higher salary and better welfare which they are waiting for. however, a good job must take much more devotion to prepare and skill which both needs long time to practice. without sufficient experience, the truth is you do not suit the job, under the expecting standard. thus, we do not have access to the sati sfying job.
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