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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Bank customer, how to express ?

I guess I know basic difference between present perfect and present perfect continuous, just trying to refine my knowledge in better way of using it. For example, if I am a customer for a bank, which tense is appropriate to express it ? I mean, which of the below statements is correct to express ? (1) I have had a bank account for two years here (2) I have been a customer for this bank for two years.

Please help to understand this. Thank you !
  

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Hi, I guess I know basic difference between present perfect and present perfect continuous, just trying to refine my knowledge in better way of using it. For example, if I am a customer for a bank, which tense is appropriate to express it ? I mean, which of the below statements is correct to express ?

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  • Hi, I guess I know basic difference between present perfect and present perfect continuous, just trying to refine my knowledge in better way of using it.
  • For example, if I am a customer for a bank, which tense is appropriate to express it ?
  • I mean, which of the below statements is correct to express ?
  • (1) I have had a bank account for two years here (2) I have been a customer of for this bank for two years.
  • Both are correct.
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Hi,

I guess I know basic difference between present perfect and present perfect continuous, just trying to refine my knowledge in better way of using it. For example, if I am a customer for a bank, which tense is appropriate to express it ? I mean, which of the below statements is correct to express ?
(1) I have had a bank account for two years here
(2) I have been a customer
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