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poohlove1118
3 ene 2017

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  • Inglés (UK)
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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre I didn't play tennis. y I haven't play tennis ?Puedes dar oraciones como ejemplo.

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vikifrat
3 ene 2017

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I would say haven't played rather than haven't play.

The difference is only in tenses.

MarkDarby
3 ene 2017

  • Inglés (UK)

If you are talking about a particular completed event or period of time:

I didn't play tennis yesterday so I'm playing today.

I didn't play tennis when I was young.

Otherwise:

I haven't played tennis before.

I haven't played tennis on this court before.

I haven't played tennis for two years.

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poohlove1118
7 ene 2017

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Thanks guys.
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shirif
15 ene 2017

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@vikifrat You use 'I didn't play tennis' when you are reffering to a specific point in time in the past.

For example:

I didn't play tennis testerday, two days ago, last week. so the action only occurs at that moment.


whereas 'I haven't played tennis' means that the action did not happen over a period of time or frol a point in tile on.

For example:

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