[Grammar] lost or have lost

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When do we use lost & have lost? Can anyone tell me the difference.

Example : It is unfortunate that you lost or have lost your purse.
 
*pushkar* said:
When do we use lost & have lost? Can anyone tell me the difference.

Example : It is unfortunate that you lost or have lost your purse.
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There is no difference in meaning.
 
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