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paok1970
 
Reply Fri 7 Jul, 2017 04:58 pm
Should I use the present perfect or the simple past/past simple with words such as "today"?

For example, should I say, "I HAD a bad day today" or "I'VE HAD a bad day today"?

Thank you.
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