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JaxTeller Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Didn't see it yet

I was watching a vlog today of an american couple. And the guy was talking about a show. The girl replied: ''I didn't watch it yet'', isn't it supposed to be: ''I haven't seen it yet''

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http://youtu.be/c1m7Q7OQvDA?t=1m35s
  

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The present perfect would be better, yes. Either watched or seen works.

— RandomGuy

  • The present perfect would be better, yes.
  • Either watched or seen works.
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The present perfect would be better, yes. Either watched or seen works.
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in other words, american people don't really get bothered by this? because she is american and used a wrong sentence right?
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Emre25in other words, american people don't really get bothered by this? because she is american and used a wrong sentence right?
We do get bothered when someone can't be bothered to use capital letters. Please do not text in here.

Grammar follows usage. The simple past is established in American usage in certain contexts where you would think the per
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Thanks for your reply. As for the capital letters. I was in class, and I used my phone to enter the forum. It was kind of difficult to use capitals, I apologize for that.

It is pretty clear now. Appreciate the explanation.
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