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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

I saw/I've seen it

I've seen it in the pictures you showed me last month. Or

I saw it in the pictures you showed me last month.

Which is most natural and grammatically correct?

Thanks!
  

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What do you mean by this? What did you see? In any case, when you like the action to a specific time, use simple past, not present perfect.

— BarbaraPA

  • What do you mean by this?
  • What did you see?
  • In any case, when you like the action to a specific time, use simple past, not present perfect.
  • I saw it.
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What do you mean by this? What did you see?

In any case, when you like the action to a specific time, use simple past, not present perfect. I saw it.
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