whats the difference between "he has cleaned his shoes" and " he cleaned his shoes"
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"He has cleaned his shoes" means he had just cleaned his shoes.
"He cleaned his shoes" means he had already cleaned.
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captainA08:
then why isn't it " he just cleaned his shoes"
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or you can say most strange
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