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Navy green Posted 9 years ago
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Present perfect vs simple past

I don't know whether to use the present perfect or the simple past in this sentence.

I (have) also developed excellent communication skills during my year abroad at ...

  

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Use Present Perfect. The focus is on what you can do now.

— Clive

  • Use Present Perfect.
  • The focus is on what you can do now.
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Use Present Perfect. The focus is on what you can do now.

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