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Are they the same or different? Reference to meaning and grammar.

1) I wrote a letter this morning.
2) I've written a letter this morning.
  

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Anonymous 1) I wrote a letter this morning. It's no longer morning. Anonymous 2) I've written a letter this morning.

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  • Anonymous 1) I wrote a letter this morning.
  • It's no longer morning.
  • Anonymous 2) I've written a letter this morning.
  • It's still morning.
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Anonymous1) I wrote a letter this morning.
It's no longer morning.
Anonymous2) I've written a letter this morning.
It's still morning.

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