(have) learned
Are both these sentences correct:
a) "In the past weeks, I've learned many things."
b) "In the past weeks, I learned many things."
Top answer
To me, (a) seems more natural. However, I would not say that (b) is definitely wrong.
- To me, (a) seems more natural.
- However, I would not say that (b) is definitely wrong.
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To me, (a) seems more natural. However, I would not say that (b) is definitely wrong.
0Although, If such question comes in an exam, and OP has to choose one answer. I think it's safer to choose (B) especially, if the teacher was not English native speaker. Because there is a rule in English grammar that distinguishes between Simple Past Tense and Present Perfect Tense as the following:
You can use Simple Past Tense to specify a certain time while you can use Present Perfec
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