Americans typically use the past simple tense (e.g., 'Did you eat yet?' and 'I just got home') while British English speakers prefer the present perfect tense (e.g., 'Have you eaten yet?' and 'I've just got home') when referring to recent past actions or experiences.
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Americans use the past simple here. Brits use the present perfect. Which one do you use?Añadido:
Americans use the past simple here, but Brits use the present perfect. So, which one do you use?
Did you eat yet?
Have you eaten yet?
I just got home. I've just got home.
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