My car was made by Benz. And they might even shorten in further: My car is a Benz. Notice how the verb changed in that last sentence! Because once a car is made by Benz, it will always be a Benz, no matter when it was made (although, in the U.S., we typically say Mercedes). We might change our sentence to the past tense after we no longer own ...

2015年1月29日 · "I made it" is used with a reference to a specific time, often implicitly now or today. For example, one would say "I made it" after climbing to the peak of a mountain, or when saying "I made it as a professional swimmer on 2 January 1982 when I won the gold metal" "I have made it" is used without a specific reference to time.

2017年6月15日 · You can't say that 'when we were children we had made our own toys' because you would be using past perfect tense incorrectly. The difference between the two sentences is that. When we were children, we made our own toys. makes use of the simple past tense and is grammatically correct while. When we were children we had made our own toys

Where has this product been made? -China. Where has this product being made? -China. I know the best question would be something like this: Where is it made?. I also know the grammar being used in the above questions. My problem here has to do with simplifying the questions above. I don't understand the difference in meaning.

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2019年11月2日 · They are both correct, but in British English the present perfect is used more than in American English. The past simple focuses more on the past action and the present perfect focuses on the present result of the past action, which in this case didn't take place.

Definitions of English phrasal verbs with 'MAKE'. Learn the meaning of phrasal verbs starting with 'MAKE', read definitions and view examples of English phrasal verbs from UsingEnglish.com.

2019年10月1日 · "I would eat a sandwich, if you made it" is an example of "would" where the likelihood is high. Yes, it is based on a condition in the future, so it is hypothetical, but it's the kind of hypothetical that's very likely to happen (If I made the statement, it should happen). If a vegetarian made the statement, it might happen.

2016年1月25日 · "Made" vs "done" in "Many useless experiments were prevented from being made by an adequate theory" Hot Network Questions What is the relationship between delta v and the time taken to reach a destination?

2016年10月18日 · It was made in the United States. It was made in the States. (somewhat informal, but acceptable, esp. conversationally) It was made in the USA. It was made in America. It was made in North America. (less specific; refers to the whole continent, but still a valid answer) It was made in the Americas.