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Teal keyboard Posted 9 years ago
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Present perfect or past simple

Hello! What tense would you use "Where have you been? I've looked for you everywhere or I looked for you everywhere"? In my opinion both are possible. When we use "I have looked for you" - it's meant that I was looking for you up till now. When we say "i looked for you" I don't connect the past and the present, i just looked for you before you appeared. Am I right?

  

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teal keyboard "Where have you been? I've looked for you everywhere or I looked for you everywhere"? In my opinion both are possible.

— Mister Micawber

  • teal keyboard "Where have you been?
  • I've looked for you everywhere or I looked for you everywhere"?
  • In my opinion both are possible.
  • I agree.
  • teal keyboard When we use "I have looked for you" - it's meant that I was looking for you up till now.
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teal keyboard "Where have you been? I've looked for you everywhere or I looked for you everywhere"? In my opinion both are possible.

I agree.

teal keyboardWhen we use "I have looked for you" - it's meant that I was looking for you up till now.

Not necessarily; it can also mean recently or be a statement of the acco

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