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My question is: Which tense would you say is right in the following phrase? Past Simple or Present Perfect?
After you have mentioned (especially here) that, I reckon that/ I agree with....
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Hi,
My question is: Which tense would you say is right in the following phrase? Past Simple or Present Perfect?
After you have mentioned (especially here) that, I reckon that/ I agree with....
Thanks for answering
My question is: Which tense would you say is right in the following phrase? Past Simple or Present Perfect?
After you have mentioned (especially here) that, I reckon that/ I agree with....
Thanks for answering
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I’m not clear what the context is here, but here are a couple of examples with the appropriate tenses:
1. Somebody just said something that changed your mind:
“Now that you’ve mentioned that, I reckon that...”
2. Somebody said something in a previous meeting, which changed your mind:
“After you mentioned that, I changed my mind / understood X better, and now I think that...”
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- English (UK)
I’m not clear what the context is here, but here are a couple of examples with the appropriate tenses:
1. Somebody just said something that changed your mind:
“Now that you’ve mentioned that, I reckon that...”
2. Somebody said something in a previous meeting, which changed your mind:
“After you mentioned that, I changed my mind / understood X better, and now I think that...”
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