"Have" implies "at this time".
Thank you.
mosheshmeal
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QUOTE (mosheshmeal @ Feb 4 2008, 09:01 PM) 
"Have" implies "at this time".
Thank you.
mosheshmeal
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Thank you.
mosheshmeal
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So when you say "I have been in the zoo" that means "I am in the zoo at this time"? News to me.
QUOTE (Pure Myrrh @ Feb 4 2008, 10:36 PM)
So when you say "I have been in the zoo" that means "I am in the zoo at this time"? News to me.
No, it means at (or by) this point in time you have been to the zoo.
Perhaps I should have said "By".
mosheshmeal
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QUOTE (mosheshmeal @ Feb 4 2008, 09:01 PM)
"Have" implies "at this time".
Thank you.
Thank you.
Do you mean the word like "I have an appointment" or "I have to be at the appointment" or "Have you seen my appointment book?"?
QUOTE (accolade @ Feb 4 2008, 10:42 PM)
Do you mean the word like "I have an appointment" or "I have to be at the appointment" or "Have you seen my appointment book?"?
I have diarrhea, I have a stomachache, I have little patience.
mosheshmeal
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QUOTE (mosheshmeal @ Feb 4 2008, 09:45 PM)
I have diarrhea, I have a stomachache, I have little patience.
That would be the first kind of have. Thank you.
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