Learn English – ny difference between “Words I learnt today” and “Words I have learnt today” and “Words I have learned today”

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What is the difference between "Words I learnt today" and "Words I have learnt today" and "Words I have learned today" ?

Is there any difference?
When should I use which?

Best Answer

  1. Words I learnt today.

  2. Words I have learnt today.

  3. Words I learned today.

The words learnt and learned are the past tenses and past participles of the verb learn. Learnt is chiefly used in BE.

The sentence #1 is in the past simple; it talks of today that is over. On the other hand, the sentence #2 is in the present perfect; it also talks of today but it's not yet over. It's still daytime. Of course, you still have some time to learn more words.

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