I heard vs I've heard

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I heard is the most popular phrase on the web. 

I've heard

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I heard

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Some examples and use cases from the internet:

  • I've heard her album would be launched tomorrow, correct too? Anonymous: CalifJim. Anonymous Why do we reword 'would' to 'was going to' ...
  • I hear/I've heard, (the) word is that, rumour/word/legend has it that... Explore Thesaurus. This is the British English definition of from what I hear / from what I've  ...
  • I've heard that + (subject + verb). You are letting someone know that you are aware of something or that you have been informed of something that is taking ...
  • Les stimuli qui ont concouru à l'émergence de « I've heard about » sont multiples et se renouvellent sans cesse. Son existence est inextricablement liée à la fin ...
  • I heard you killed your supermodel.
  • I heard because she speaks loudly.
  • I heard you gave Teddy a contract.
  • soon confessed last night.
  • I heard that Burroughs was indiscrete with a customer.
  • I heard that you were offered partnership.
  • I heard Byung
  • I think I heard something outside.

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