Present Perfect + last week ...

0 I think that'd be wrong. It should be "I saw her last week" but, I'm not a native, so I'm not 100% sure but almost ^^0-

0 With a clear indication of time, it's not recommended.02br
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00Present Perfect let's you put an emphasis on the (present) result (or experience) of a past action. By indicating time you sort of emphasize the action itself rather than its result.02br
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00Although, you can say:02br
00«You have done your best at your time» (not an explicit

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01cite10Magda12cite10Hello,12br
10Is it possible to use in Present Perfect such time expressions as: "last week/last Monday"?12br
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10Thank you.12br
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0 «When time (in this case 'last week') is mentioned, the verb that follows should be in the simple past tense.»02br
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00Yoong, aren't you confusing people by that?02br
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00What about "I am flying to Paris tomorrow?" or02br
00"I knew I had returned home at six."? 0-

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01cite10Ant_22212cite10«When time (in this case 'last week') is mentioned, the verb that follows should be in the simple past tense.» Yoong, aren't you confusing people by that? What about "I am flying to Paris tomorrow?" or "I knew I had returned home at six."?12blockquote

10Is it possible to use in Present Perfect s

0Thank you guys for the comment. The problem is that I am quite aware how to use Present Perfect, however yesterday my English teacher said that PP+last week is possible in a certain context 05000.010id3

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11cite20Ant_22222cite20«When time (in this case 'last week') is mentioned, the verb that follows should be in the simple past tense.» Yoong, aren't you confusing people by that? What about "I am flying to Paris tomorrow?" or "I knew I had returned home at six."?

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21cite30Ant_22232cite30«When time (in this case 'last week') is mentioned, the verb that follows should be in the simple past tense.» Yoong, aren't you confusing people by that? What about "

0I am flying to Paris tomorrow? (This sentence is in the future continuous tense.) 02br
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01i01b00You're right. I believe you can see the difference between the above sentence and the sentence you posted02b02i00.02br
00Yoong Liat, what difference should I see? I don't understand.0-

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01cite10Magda12cite12br
10I am flying to Paris tomorrow? (This sentence is in the future continuous tense.) 12br
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11i11b10You're right. I believe you can see the difference between the above sentence and the sentence you posted12b12i10.12br
10Yoong Liat, what d