A question about grammar.
A:I will go out for the moive'The Smurfs' ,Do you want to come with me?
B:No,thank you.I have already watched this moive.I watched it last night.
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I want to combine the answer of B into one sentence. I want to emphasis the exactly time when I watched this moive in a present perfect sentence.
'I have already watched this moive last night.'
I know this sentence is grammatically wrong.'last night ' can't be used in a present perfect sentence.
' I have already watched this moive for one day.'This sentence is correct in the grammar but I think it is kind of weird.
Please help me with this sentence. Thank you.

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A:I'm going to see 'The Smurfs' tongiht. Do you want to come with me?
B:No,thank you.I have already watched this movie.I watched it last night.

I want to combine the answer of B into one sentence. I want to emphasis the exactly time when I watched this moive in a present perfect sentence.
There is absolutely NO WAY you can do this in English. You must use two sentences.

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