I Heard The Stories From La Vista And My Heart Shattered Into A Million Pieces!

Past perfect vs past continuous. I heard - directly in the past. What you heard (the event) occurred in the past and doesn’t continue to the present. “I heard him say that in lecture.” I have heard -. I hear that . examples for I hear that "I hear that..its loud.." "I hear that every single day!" examples for I've heard that "I've heard that every time I walked in" "I've heard that, she was. I heard is in Simple Past tense. It means if you get to know about anything in Past not recently. I have heard is in Present perfect , it's mean if you get to know about anything recently (few.

I heard ～When someone is struggling with something (especially relationship related) and you know information that would interest that person (especially if it’s gossip), you can say “Well, I. i've heardi've heard would mean that you've heard it multiple times and it's almost like a fact, on the other hand, i heard means you heard something only once/from one person. overall they're.