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this project is greenlit.
this project has been greenlit.
what's the difference between them?😲
this project is greenlit.
this project has been greenlit.
what's the difference between them?😲
this project has been greenlit.
what's the difference between them?😲
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@hellllllllo this project is greenlit,
is in the present tense so it just got the okay, can be used to tell people about the news now,
this project has been greenlit, is in the past tense, so the project has been validated a while ago and the question for that answer could be
wait, was the project greenlit?
what is the state of the project you talked about last time ? etc...
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- English (US)
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@hellllllllo this project is greenlit,
is in the present tense so it just got the okay, can be used to tell people about the news now,
this project has been greenlit, is in the past tense, so the project has been validated a while ago and the question for that answer could be
wait, was the project greenlit?
what is the state of the project you talked about last time ? etc...
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@hellllllllo
I think both can be used for the present.
It doesn't matter when the project was green lit, it will always have the status as "the project is greenlit" until the project is completed.
However, "the project has been greenlit" may mean it has been greenlit for one second to many years in the past. Hopefully I helped a bit?
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