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and now it is the afternoon) In other words, whenever you mention a specific moment in the past, whether it is an hour, day, month, or year, you must use the Simple Past tense.
Simple Past or Present Perfect? - Don?t Get Confused Ever Again! by Joe Tacoma / Reference and Education community
As to the extent of the consequences, Kyprianou said "it will be something that we will discuss with our partners in the EU, surely the Presidency, and it will be decided in December considering the conditions at the specific moment.
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Ó This was a loving, period-perfect evocation of a specific moment in showbiz history, presented without camp or irony, and the harmonies and snappy choreography were as razor-sharp as the parts in the chorus boysÕ hair.
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