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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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What is different between "i tried" and "i have tried"

My question is simple and straightforward, What is different between "i tried" and "i have tried". Thank you in advance.
  

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'I tried' is simple past tense. 'I have tried' is present perfect tense. [url=] READ THIS [/url]

— Mister Micawber

  • 'I tried' is simple past tense.
  • 'I have tried' is present perfect tense.
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'I tried' is simple past tense.
'I have tried' is present perfect tense.

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