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if anyone wants to do frirndship me then its ok i remind you again only simple friendship not for others things like............blah blah blah..........

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Hunaini came here for learn english not for other things

Hi Hunain:
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I came here to learn English, not for other things.


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What about "I've come here to learn English, not for other things." ?

Past tense sounds "remote", without current relevance.

But I think both are all acceptable?

Pkr:
Past tense is fine to my ears.

Suppose I go to a bank for the first time to open an account.

I sit down at the desk, and the manager asks - "Why did you come here today?"
I answer, "I came here to open an account."

"Have come" is also OK.

Thanks!!

What if there is no "here", which I believe makes past tense relevant and acceptable?

Can I say "I came to learn English,not for other things." in self introduction (without being asked first) 

just being  pedantic, no offense whatsoever...

pkrCan I say "I came to learn English,not for other things." in self introduction (without being asked first)

Hi Pkr:

It sounds fine to me both with and without the adverb.

As a side comment, people refer to web sites as virtual places (e.g. virtual stores as compared to brick-and-mortar stores), so "here" would also be valid adverb to

Thank you very much!!