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Beauty of English

Tenses

One beauty of English in my opinion is the existence of tenses. Sentences would have very different meanings, rely on how you used tenses practically.

Can’t you see the difference between “Have I told you that I loved you?” and “Have I told you that I love you?”. One different alphabet, very different meaning we got.

Last night, I read @fatimaalkaff tweeting on my timeline. She said “He wasn’t a lover. But I loved him”. I edited then retweeted “He wasn’t a lover. But I love him”. She also said “He wasn’t a boyfriend. I had another”. I edited and retweeted (again!) “He isn’t a boyfriend. I have another.”

Beautiful, isn’t it? Who’s with me? :)

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