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Voytaszek Posted 9 years ago
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A classical question
What`s the difference in the meaning?
1. I`ve studied Swedish for 3 months.
2. I`ve been studying Swedish for 3 months.
1. I`ve studied Swedish for 3 months.
2. I`ve been studying Swedish for 3 months.
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Voytaszek 1. I`ve studied Swedish for 3 months. Two meanings.
- Voytaszek 1.
- I`ve studied Swedish for 3 months.
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Voytaszek1. I`ve studied Swedish for 3 months.Two meanings.
............................[ - - studied Swedish - - ]X
.............................< . . . .three months . . >
...[ - - studied Swedish - - ] ........................X
.. < . . . .three months . . .>
In most contexts the second meaning is less likely
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