Could you help me correct what I've written ,expecially where I've put double choices?
Some hours after the exam or right after
"A=how did your exam go?
B=I don't know I don't think it went well, this week I've been busy I haven't had /didn't have much time to study and as a consequence I haven't studied /didn't study as much as I wanted .
A=c'mon it's not true everytime I've called you this week you were always studying"
More time after the exam
"A=So how did your exam go yesterday?
B=not well, this week I've been so busy and I haven't had /didn't have so much time to study, what I'm trying to say is I didn't study/haven't studied as much as I wanted.
A=it's not true everytime I called you before the exam you were always studying"
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I would use the ones with "didn't" because now that the person has taken the exam, it's over. When you say, "I haven't had much time...", it suggests that you still don't have much time to do it, even though the exam is over. If you are sitting many exams (like in school, uni) then you could say "haven't" as it suggests that you will start studying again. Sorry if that's confusing haha :)
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