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Jack112 Posted 21 years ago
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Last couple of times

Is 'last couple of times' usage not alike 'last couple of days' ? 'last couple of days' I have to use present perfect? With 'last couple of times' I cannot use present perfect?

Scenario: Hey nice shirt you have there! Is it new?

Are both of these correct? What do they mean?

1. I just didn't wear it when I was with you for the last couple of times.

2. I just haven't worn it when I was with you for the last couple of times.

Thanks.
  

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Jack112 Is 'last couple of times' usage not alike 'last couple of days' ? 'last couple of days' I have to use present perfect? With 'last couple of times' I cannot use present perfect?

— Philip

  • Jack112 Is 'last couple of times' usage not alike 'last couple of days' ?
  • 'last couple of days' I have to use present perfect?
  • With 'last couple of times' I cannot use present perfect?
  • Scenario: Hey nice shirt you have there!
  • Is it new?
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Jack112Is 'last couple of times' usage not alike 'last couple of days' ? 'last couple of days' I have to use present perfect? With 'last couple of times' I cannot use present perfect?

Scenario: Hey nice shirt you have there! Is it new?

Are both of these correct? What do they mean?

1. I just didn't wear it when I was with you for the last
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