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He has done research in the field of genetics all his life.
He has been doing research in the field of genetics all his life.
What is the difference?
He has done research in the field of genetics all his life.
He has been doing research in the field of genetics all his life.
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The second may give more of an idea that the research is continuing and/or emphasise the duration of the work, but there is no significant difference in meaning between those two sentences.
- The second may give more of an idea that the research is continuing and/or emphasise the duration of the work, but there is no significant difference in meaning between those two sentences.
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The second may give more of an idea that the research is continuing and/or emphasise the duration of the work, but there is no significant difference in meaning between those two sentences.
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