English Tip of the Day

 “I’ve been” vs “I was” — what’s the difference?

 I was

Use this for a finished moment in the past.

 I was tired yesterday.

I’ve been

Use this to connect the past to now.

 I’ve been tired all week.

 If the experience still affects the present, “I’ve been” is usually the right choice.

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