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2. I have ... watched this movie. (adverb)

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Answered by kp959049

Explanation:

grammatically correct and both are suitable formats for the question. There is NO difference in meaning between the two words in this particular context; 'watched' does NOT connote that you paid more attention to the movie than 'seen' does.

Answered by voyager100

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i have recently watched this movie

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2. I have ... watched this movie. (adverb) ​

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2. I have ... watched this movie. (adverb)