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Savva Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Past Simple vs Present Perfect
What's the difference? " I learned English by watching movies etc." and "I've learned English by watching movies etc."
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Savva What's the difference? " "I learned ... by -ing" is used much more often than "I've learned ...
- Savva What's the difference?
- " "I learned ...
- by -ing" is used much more often than "I've learned ...
- by -ing".
- "I learned (something)" is for more definite topics that require a period of time to learn, and that period of time was already completed in the past.
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SavvaWhat's the difference? "I learned English by watching movies etc." and "I've learned English by watching movies etc."
"I learned ... by -ing" is used much more often than "I've learned ... by -ing".
"I learned (something)" is for more definite topics that require a period of time to learn, and that period of time was already completed in t
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