Compare between the uses of the PRESENT PERFECT in BrE and AmE?

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Colleagues, how do you explain the difference in using Present Perfect and Past ...
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03-November-2016

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Question added by Hamdan Mohammed Abubakr , English Teacher , Alnahdhah High school
Date Posted: 2015/03/17

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by faizan dar , execellent , flydubai

which work we done it is called perfect.

which work we done in these days

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