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Newguest Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

haven't seen/didn't see

Hi

Which is better to write:

1. I haven't seen him this morning.

2. I didn't see him this morning.

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Top answer

Both are possible: 1. I haven't seen him this morning . e.

— Yankee

  • Both are possible: 1.
  • I haven't seen him this morning .
  • e.
  • it is not yet noon today) 2.
  • I didn't see him this morning.
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Both are possible:

1. I haven't seen him this morning. => It is still morning (i.e. it is not yet noon today)

2. I didn't see him this morning. => It is still the same day, but it is probably no longer morning. If it is still morning, the speaker sees any possible opportunity to 'see him' as already being in the past.
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i prefer 1

or you have better to say i havn't seen him!

Regards

Yousef Alogaili
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And what if I used to say. " I DIDN'T SEEN HIM?"
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AnonymousAnd what if I used to say. " I DIDN'T SEEN HIM?"
That's not correct English.
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I didn't see him this morning
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Hello Aunty really I am very sorry by oversight i haven't seen your messages don't mistake me. Pl. let me know your convenient time I will call you in that time today.
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I haven't seen you lately
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The both were right
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