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What is the difference between I heard that Boston is also known for its history. and I've heard that Boston is also known for its history. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Both are grammatically correct and both are natural. In English, they mean the same thing and native speakers say both. It doesn't really matter.
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The second implies there is more Boston is known for.
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