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Meaning of "forsake" | Crash/crush (2)

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Sat Jul 29, 2006 23:07 pm Finish vs. End

In others words: You COULD tell the time by him because he always [b]FINISHED work at exactly the same time every day. -> Past Tense You [b]CAN[/b] tell the time by him because he always [b]FINISHES [/b]work at exactly the same time every day. -> Simple Present _________________ Lucy in US

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Sat Jul 29, 2006 23:44 pm Finish vs. End

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You COULD tell the time by him because he always FINISHED work at exactly the same time every day. -> Past Tense

You CAN tell the time by him because he always FINISHES work at exactly the same time every day. -> Simple Present

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