Hi, please see the following questions I made up, imagining either appears in an online questionnaire.
1. Which of the five skincare products you answered you have bought in the past six months did you last buy?
2. Which of the five skincare products you answered you have bought in the past six months did you buy most recently?
I think the two questions mean the same thing (I wrote both in case either is wrong), and I'm wondering if it's odd to combine the present perfect ("you have bought") and the simple past ("did you buy") like that. Should the last part be "have you last bought" or "have you bought most recently"?
1. Which of the five skincare products you answered you have bought in the past six months did you last buy?
2. Which of the five skincare products you answered you have bought in the past six months did you buy most recently?
I think the two questions mean the same thing (I wrote both in case either is wrong), and I'm wondering if it's odd to combine the present perfect ("you have bought") and the simple past ("did you buy") like that. Should the last part be "have you last bought" or "have you bought most recently"?