03-10-2009, 07:04 AM
Dutch influence, then.
In germany, past perfect (= I have bought) is seen as common, while past imperfect (I bought) is more formal and stiff sounding, the opposite of english.
Maybe the cl poster actually built the iCraig (bauten)?
In germany, past perfect (= I have bought) is seen as common, while past imperfect (I bought) is more formal and stiff sounding, the opposite of english.
Maybe the cl poster actually built the iCraig (bauten)?