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Nalzayed Posted 8 years ago
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Which one correct “I have asked you” or “I asked you”
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Both are correct. Broadly speaking, the difference is this. Simple Past states a fact about some point in the past.
- Both are correct.
- Broadly speaking, the difference is this.
- Simple Past states a fact about some point in the past.
- Present Perfect indicates some connection to the present time.
- Have you studied the Present Perfect yet?
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Both are correct.
Broadly speaking, the difference is this.
Simple Past states a fact about some point in the past.
Present Perfect indicates some connection to the present time. Have you studied the Present Perfect yet?
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