Admit having / admit
Posted by Takeda nobuhiro on August 13, 2003
I am teaching English in Japan.
A thing I do not understand is:
What is the difference between the two sentences
(A) I admitted playing tennis with her.
(B) I admitted having played tennis with her.
Both A and B mean "In the past I played tennis with her"
Does (A) always mean "Sometime in the past a
I played tennis with her."?
Does (B) always mean "Continusly I have been playing tennis with her."?
Thanks in advance.
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