Sentence: I came here after I have had Tea.
Context: You went to friend's house, then friend's Mon offered you a cup of Tea.
I am confused with whether to use "come or "came". Please help me.
Context: You went to a friend's house, where friend's Mo m offered you a cup of t ea. You drank tea with your friend and then left to come here. "
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Context: You went to a friend's house, where friend's Mom offered you a cup of tea. You drank tea with your friend and then left to come here.
When you arrived, you said, "I came here right after I finished the tea that my friend's mother gave us."
— Would you like a cup of tea?
— No, thank you. I just had some.
You can add "before I came here" but it's not necessary.
CJ