"After you saw it, I'll check it again" or "After you've seen it, I'll check it ag...

[MeyaN]

"After you saw it, I'll check it again" or "After you've seen it, I'll check it ag...

"After you saw it, I'll check it again" or "After you've seen it, I'll check it again"? Which one is correct

Thank you.

 

[Matthew Wai]

Re: "After you saw it, I'll check it again" or "After you've seen it, I'll check it a

I would use the present perfect because 'saw' does not agree with 'will check'.

 

[JMurray]

Re: "After you saw it, I'll check it again" or "After you've seen it, I'll check it a

not a teacher

Only "After you've seen it, I'll check it again" is correct.

 

[MeyaN]

Re: "After you saw it, I'll check it again" or "After you've seen it, I'll check it a

How come is the below one correct?

"After you clarify it, I'll see it again"

Shouldn't it be "After you've clarified it, I'll see it again"?

Thank you.

 

[Matthew Wai]

Re: "After you saw it, I'll check it again" or "After you've seen it, I'll check it a

Both the simple present and the present perfect are correct because both can refer to the future.

 

[MeyaN]

Re: "After you saw it, I'll check it again" or "After you've seen it, I'll check it a

Am I wrong in thinking on the lines that 'after' means it's over. So, it should not be followed by simple present tense.

Please explain.

 

[Matthew Wai]

Re: "After you saw it, I'll check it again" or "After you've seen it, I'll check it a

'THE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE IS USED:
To express future time, after some conjunctions: after, when, before, as soon as, until.' ── quoted from http://www.ef.com/english-resources/english-grammar/simple-present-tense/

For example, I will go to bed after I make this post.

 

[MeyaN]

Re: "After you saw it, I'll check it again" or "After you've seen it, I'll check it a

Thank you. When I examine my sentences carefully, I get all these doubts.