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I made it would generally be used when describing something you have done, i.e.:

Who made this cake?

"I made it"

You would say, I've made it while talking about being accepted into something, because:

I've

is just:

I have

Shrunk down so you would say something like:

Who made the basketball team?

 

I've made the basketball team!

I made it would generally be used when describing something you have done, i.e.:

Who made this cake?

"I made it"

You would say, I've made it while talking about being accepted into something, because:

I've

is just:

I have

Shrunk down so you would say something like:

Who made the basketball team?

 

I've made the basketball team!

I made it would generally be used when describing something you have done, i.e.:

Who made this cake?

"I made it"

You would say, I've made it while talking about being accepted into something, because:

I've

is just:

I have

Shrunk down so you would say something like:

Who made the basketball team?

I've made the basketball team!

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"I made it", would generally be used when describing something you have done, i.e.:

Who made this cake?

"I made it"

You would say, "I've made it" while talking about being accepted into something, because:

I've

is just:

I have

Shrunk down so you would say something like:

Who made the basketball team?

I've made the basketball team!

"I made it", would generally be used when describing something you have done i.e.:

Who made this cake?

"I made it"

You would say, "I've made it" while talking about being accepted into something, because:

I've

is just:

I have

Shrunk down so you would say something like:

Who made the basketball team?

I've made the basketball team!

I made it would generally be used when describing something you have done, i.e.:

Who made this cake?

"I made it"

You would say, I've made it while talking about being accepted into something, because:

I've

is just:

I have

Shrunk down so you would say something like:

Who made the basketball team?

I've made the basketball team!

formatting; typos
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So:

The different,

I made it"I made it", would generally be used whilewhen describing something you have done iei.e.:

Who made this cake?

"I made it"

You would say I've made it, "I've made it" while talking about being accepted into something, because:

i'veI've

is just:

I have

Shrunk down so you would say something like:

Who made the basketball team?

Who made the basketball team?

I've made the basketball team!

I've made the basketball team!

So:

The different,

I made it, would generally be used while describing something you have done ie:

Who made this cake?

"I made it"

You would say I've made it while talking about being accepted into something, because

i've

is just:

I have

Shrunk down so you would say something like:

Who made the basketball team?

I've made the basketball team!

"I made it", would generally be used when describing something you have done i.e.:

Who made this cake?

"I made it"

You would say, "I've made it" while talking about being accepted into something, because:

I've

is just:

I have

Shrunk down so you would say something like:

Who made the basketball team?

I've made the basketball team!

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