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Tense question | Ignorant vs. oblivious
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Obvious that ... this report Fri Jan 13, 2006 5:50 am  Obvious that ... this report
 

Hi everybody Very Happy

Could you please help me with this sentence?

It's obvious that................. this report.

a/ you haven't read
b/ you didn't read
c / you don't read

Which one is the correct answer?
Please explain me why it is correct

Thanks in advance Smile
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Which one is correct? Fri Jan 13, 2006 10:21 am  Which one is correct?
 

Hi,

It isn't clear from the sentence which one is the correct tense.

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