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Voltaire101 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
answer me about this grammar (tenses). please (^_^)
Th present perfect continuous:
1-Affirmative of it:
He has been eating since noon. (That means up to now,doesn't it?.)
2 - Negative of it:
He has not (hasn't) been eating since noon. (Is it correct sentences?.)
3- Interrogative of it:
I don't know what is the Interrogative form of the present perfect continous tense. please write one sentence express about that.
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The same thing in the past perfect continuous:
please write one sentence express about the Interrogative of the past perfect continuous.
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I will put some other questions later... (may be about future tenses)
1-Affirmative of it:
He has been eating since noon. (That means up to now,doesn't it?.)
2 - Negative of it:
He has not (hasn't) been eating since noon. (Is it correct sentences?.)
3- Interrogative of it:
I don't know what is the Interrogative form of the present perfect continous tense. please write one sentence express about that.
???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
The same thing in the past perfect continuous:
please write one sentence express about the Interrogative of the past perfect continuous.
??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
I will put some other questions later... (may be about future tenses)
Top answer
He has been eating since noon (up to now, that's right) has two negatives: He has not eaten since noon means he last ate at noon. He has not been eating since noon means that he has been eating for some time but not since noon. Interrogative forms: How long have you been waiting?
- He has been eating since noon (up to now, that's right) has two negatives: He has not eaten since noon means he last ate at noon.
- He has not been eating since noon means that he has been eating for some time but not since noon.
- Interrogative forms: How long have you been waiting?
- Have you been standing here since six o'clock?
- Past Perfect Continuous What had you been doing?
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He has been eating since noon (up to now, that's right) has two negatives:
He has not eaten since noon means he last ate at noon.
He has not been eating since noon means that he has been eating for some time but not since noon.
Interrogative forms:
How long have you be
He has not eaten since noon means he last ate at noon.
He has not been eating since noon means that he has been eating for some time but not since noon.
Interrogative forms:
How long have you be
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