Which one is better?
Which one is more common in British English?
-Today I woke up at 9am
-Today I've woken up at 9am
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I'm an American, but I'd assume it's the same as in American English: "Today I woke up at 9 a.m." I'd NEVER say the second. But online, I've seen some British people use "today I've woken up at..."
However, in America, we might say, "Ever since my cat died, every day, I've woken up at 9 a.m."
I know that doesn't entirely answer your question. But hopefully it helps.
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The first one
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the first one is correct because the action is finished in the past when you are talking. ---------> one of the differences between simple past and present perfect.
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Today I woke up at 9 a.m.
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i think the first one
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