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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

I've heard

I heard you the first time.

Or

I've heard you the first time.

I don't think you can use present perfect tense with 'first time'. Correct?
  

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In my opinion there's nothing to object against that. I've heard you for the first time.

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  • In my opinion there's nothing to object against that.
  • I've heard you for the first time.
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In my opinion there's nothing to object against that.

I've heard you for the first time.
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Anyone else have input on this topic?
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I'd use simple past. "The first time" is a specific enough reference to make the present perfect inappropriate.
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