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Kate Bunting
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What are the differences between these clauses?

I1.I learned English for 2 years.
I2. I learned English in 2 years.
I3. I have learned English for 2 years.
I4. I have learned English in 2 years.

What are the differences between these clauses?

I learned English for 2 years.
I learned English in 2 years.
I have learned English for 2 years.
I have learned English in 2 years.

What are the differences between these clauses?

1.I learned English for 2 years.
2. I learned English in 2 years.
3. I have learned English for 2 years.
4. I have learned English in 2 years.

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Eddie Kal
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What are the differences between these clauses?

I learned English for 2 years. I learned English in 2 years. I have learned English for 2 years. I have learned English in 2 years.

I learned English for 2 years.
I learned English in 2 years.
I have learned English for 2 years.
I have learned English in 2 years.

What are the differences between these clauses?

I learned English for 2 years. I learned English in 2 years. I have learned English for 2 years. I have learned English in 2 years.

What are the differences between these clauses?

I learned English for 2 years.
I learned English in 2 years.
I have learned English for 2 years.
I have learned English in 2 years.

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Tense differences

What are the differences between these clauses?

I learned English for 2 years. I learned English in 2 years. I have learned English for 2 years. I have learned English in 2 years.