The context would be, "After traveling for two weeks, my mind is way clearer
than before."
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grammar phrases sentence
"いまあたまがすっきりした", Is this phrase correct?
今 means "now", and すっきりした is in the past tense. Therefore いまあたまがすっきりした means
"My mind (just) clear **ed** up **now**!", which is a correct sentence but
doesn't fit the previous context ("after traveling for two weeks"). To fix
this, you can do either of the following:

  * Just remove いま: あたまがすっきりした
  * Keep いま and use the [teiru-form](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/a/3140/5010): いま(は)あたまがすっきりしている
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