I did a lot of preparation

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Maybo

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A student has finished a presentation.

Teacher: You did better this time.
Student: I did a lot of preparation this time.

Should I say “I did” or “I’ve done”?
 
Use "I did" if the presentation is finished. Use "I've done" if you have yet to deliver the presentation.

I would probably say that I practiced more if that's what I did.

Are you the student?
 
Use "I did" if the presentation is finished. Use "I've done" if you have yet to deliver the presentation.

I would probably say that I practiced more if that's what I did.

Are you the student?
“I did” is referring to the student.
 
@Maybo I didn't mean to get too personal. I was just curious.

**refers
 
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