Is 'I have said something many times' correct?

[Jennymendoz]

They say that in present perfect, the verb 'have + action verb' should match with the phrase 'many times'

Is this correct? Is the sentence correct?

[Beeesneees]

Can you give an example of what you mean? I'm uncertain whether by 'match with the phrase' you mean that the phrase should be used.
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[Jennymendoz]

Example: I have said something many times

[Palabattle]

Your example is correct. We can say this: "the number of times I have said something." The actions or states in the present perfect can happen once or repeatedly.

Another examples for you:
- I have worked here for three years.
- He's visited Hawaii once.
- I've tried three times to pass my driver's license exam.

One more thing I want to express that, you should not used present perfect when expressing a definite time in the past. Because when you know exact time of the even, you should use it in simple past.

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[Jennymendoz]

thanks

[Beeesneees]