I would vote for have seen

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I would vote for have seen
I have done some digging and here it is:
According to Longman Dictionary
just now (note: see the present tense here = can use perfect tense)
especially BrE (=at the present time)
There are a lot of bargains in the shops just now.
spoken just now (note: simple past progressive)
a) a moment ago
Was that you singing just now?
So in a sense, we can use both![]()
Last edited by Eden Darien; 11-Nov-2010 at 19:24.
Both of them are correct!
The action have just happened, then present perfect is right.
I saw her yesterday in the park. (simple past)
I thought that both are same.
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This thread seems to be dragging on.
If you read Tdol's posts 5, 7, 10 and 14, you have the answers.
Hi,
I don't have a clue which one is more acceptable, so let us look at these two sentences as 5-grams:
I have seen her just now.
I saw her just now.
have seen her just now:
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I saw her just now:
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Looking at graphs above 'I saw her just now' looks more widely used.
Regards