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Dear native English speakers,
I have a question.
I know that you say "The game has already begun." But do you ever say "The game already began"?
If you say it, what's the difference in usage between them?
How about "I visited New York once before"? Sould we say "I've visited New York once before" instead?
Hirashin
I have a question.
I know that you say "The game has already begun." But do you ever say "The game already began"?
If you say it, what's the difference in usage between them?
How about "I visited New York once before"? Sould we say "I've visited New York once before" instead?
Hirashin