have

[rita_b]

hi,

i have heard about it or i heard about it. --- which one is correct?

please advice

regards,

rita

 

[Tdol]

Both are correct. What's the context you are thinking about?

 

[rita_b]

i have heard about his accident or i heard about his accident.

thanks and regards

 

[corum]

i have heard about his accident or i heard about his accident.

thanks and regards

With the present perfect, a reader like me gets the impression the accident took place recently. The simple past is neutral in this respect.

 

[rita_b]

hi,


i have heard about his accident or i heard about his accident.

thanks and regards

Both are correct. What's the context you are thinking about?

 

[Tdol]

It depends when you're talking about the accident. If the accident is recent, then 'I have heard' is better.

 

[rita_b]

hello,

i have some more queries. please help.

sentence is

you had chosen a red ball but i chose a black ball

OR you chose a red ball but i have chosen a black ball.

---------which is correct? if both of these sentences are not correct what is the correct answer.

i find problem in using "HAD"

Thanks and Regards,

Rita

 

[emsr2d2]

hello,

i have some more queries. please help.

sentence is

you had chosen a red ball but i chose a black ball

OR you chose a red ball but i have chosen a black ball.

---------which is correct? if both of these sentences are not correct what is the correct answer.

i find problem in using "HAD"

Thanks and Regards,

Rita

With these examples, the tenses should match.

You chose a red ball, but I chose a black ball.
You have chosen a red ball, but I have chosen a black ball.