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I confirmed that the problem has been solved vs I confirmed that the problem was solved

Both phrases are correct. However, they're used in slightly different contexts. "I confirmed that the problem has been solved" is used when the confirmation is in the present or recent past, emphasizing the solution's current status. On the other hand, "I confirmed that the problem was solved" is used when the confirmation is in the past, indicating the problem was solved at a specific point in the past.
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This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the present or recent past confirmation of a solved problem.

"I confirmed that the problem has been solved"

This phrase is used to confirm that a problem has been solved in the present or recent past, emphasizing the current status of the solution.

Examples:

  • I confirmed that the problem has been solved and everything is working fine now.
  • She confirmed that the issue has been solved by the IT team.
  • The customer service representative confirmed that the problem has been solved.
  • Aug 20, 2019 ... @valyala I confirmed that the problem has been solved in v1.26.0. now. Thank you! Prometheus スクリーンショット 2019-08-23 10 19 19

Alternatives:

  • I have confirmed that the problem has been solved
  • I can confirm that the problem has been solved
  • I just confirmed that the problem has been solved
  • I recently confirmed that the problem has been solved
  • I already confirmed that the problem has been solved

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the past confirmation of a solved problem.

"I confirmed that the problem was solved"

This phrase is used to confirm that a problem was solved at a specific point in the past, indicating the completion of the solution.

Examples:

  • I confirmed that the problem was solved before the deadline.
  • He confirmed that the issue was solved last week.
  • The manager confirmed that the problem was solved during the meeting.
  • May 4, 2023 ... I confirmed that the problem was solved by inserting the print() statement. *Even if it is not necessarily a print() statement, it will work ...
  • Feb 5, 2021 ... But reverted back after I confirmed that the problem was solved. Next time I said problem has not been solved and IR said a technician will ...

Alternatives:

  • I have confirmed that the problem was solved
  • I can confirm that the problem was solved
  • I just confirmed that the problem was solved
  • I recently confirmed that the problem was solved
  • I already confirmed that the problem was solved

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