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2014-05-31 2:39 am
Mary 經常叫我幫佢買手錶，係星期一叫我係今個星期內買一隻手錶，Mary 叫我買左隻錶之後打電話俾佢。我係星期四買左隻錶，宜家係星期五，咁我打電話俾佢講"I have bought the watch." 岩唔岩。
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2014-06-01 3:22 am
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What the. 你有冇睇醫生啊，你個強逼症好似嚴重左喎。你真係得喇，我睇到你既帖文就火都黎埋，扯火程度直逼5.18班基督徒上街反同。你果句梗係唔啱喇，Mary冇話要買隻咩表，你買左隻咩表Mary又唔知，點可以用definite article 'the'，就算Mary有講明買邊隻表，你果句都冇話買俾邊個，你可以係買俾自己，買俾啊媽亦得，總之你果句唔係錯就係 incomplete。
我寫咁多野做乜，你跟本唔會睇番自己問過乜，你傻我仲傻。
2014-05-31 7:02 am
The present perfect tense is used:-
(1)For an action just concluded when the resulting state is still present,eg:-
I have bought the watch.(Up to now---You to Mary)
With activities completed in the immediate past, just is often used,eg:-
I've just bought the watch. (Friday---->Thursday)
I've bought the watch since Thursday.(modified by phrase)
I've bought the watch just now.(= a little time ago)
I've already bought your watch.
Have you ever thought of such a gift ?
------this morning, this afternoon can be used with a Present Perfect or a Past Tense depending on the time the speaking is made,eg:-
I have bought the watch on Thursday morning.(said during Friday Morning.)
I bought the watch on Thursday (said in the afternoon or evening on Friday.)
(2)For duration of an action which began in the past and continuing to the present moment, eg:-
I have bought the watch for 5 days since Monday. (Friday------>Monday)
Keep up with the good work on Verbs---Tense.
(1)For an action just concluded when the resulting state is still present,eg:-
I have bought the watch.(Up to now---You to Mary)
With activities completed in the immediate past, just is often used,eg:-
I've just bought the watch. (Friday---->Thursday)
I've bought the watch since Thursday.(modified by phrase)
I've bought the watch just now.(= a little time ago)
I've already bought your watch.
Have you ever thought of such a gift ?
------this morning, this afternoon can be used with a Present Perfect or a Past Tense depending on the time the speaking is made,eg:-
I have bought the watch on Thursday morning.(said during Friday Morning.)
I bought the watch on Thursday (said in the afternoon or evening on Friday.)
(2)For duration of an action which began in the past and continuing to the present moment, eg:-
I have bought the watch for 5 days since Monday. (Friday------>Monday)
Keep up with the good work on Verbs---Tense.
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