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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Both mean the same?
I have waited for him for an hour. Vs. I have been waiting for him for an hour.
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Do the sentences above mean the same like these sentence? He has been working here for a week. Vs he has worked for a week.
- Do the sentences above mean the same like these sentence?
- He has been working here for a week.
- Vs he has worked for a week.
- Both mean the same here.
- These are interchangeabl.
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Do the sentences above mean the same like these sentence?
He has been working here for a week. Vs he has worked for a week. Both mean the same here. These are interchangeabl. what about the sentences above?
He has been working here for a week. Vs he has worked for a week. Both mean the same here. These are interchangeabl. what about the sentences above?
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