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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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which form is correct?

Which form is correct? "I graduated" or 'I have graduated"?
  

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Anonymous Which form is correct? Both would be correct in appropriate contexts, for example "Have you graduated form the University, Peter? ~Yes, I have (graduated from the University)".

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  • Anonymous Which form is correct?
  • Both would be correct in appropriate contexts, for example "Have you graduated form the University, Peter?
  • ~Yes, I have (graduated from the University)".
  • Or, for example, "Sarah, when did you graduate from the University?
  • " "I have graduated from XYZ University" is one of your accomplishments in your life so far.
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AnonymousWhich form is correct?
Both would be correct in appropriate contexts, for example "Have you graduated form the University, Peter? ~Yes, I have (graduated from the University)".
Or, for example, "Sarah, when did you graduate from the University?
~(I graduated from the University) in 1995."

"I have graduated from XYZ University" is o
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