Can I put 'every day' in 'the has / have been ing' tense?
I have been sleeping for 7 hours every day.
Can I put 'every day' in 'the has / have been ing' tense?
I think that this one below is just right without 'every day'.
I have been sleeping for 7 hours.
What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much as usual in advance.
Top answer
The two are different, and both are grammatical. Hans51 I have been sleeping for 7 hours every day. " Two things, though.
- The two are different, and both are grammatical.
- Hans51 I have been sleeping for 7 hours every day.
- " Two things, though.
- You should spell out single-digit numbers unless there is a reason not to, and most people sleep at night.
- " Hans51 I have been sleeping for 7 hours.
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The two are different, and both are grammatical.
Hans51I have been sleeping for 7 hours every day.
This is heard as "Lately, I have been sleeping for 7 hours every day." Two things, though. You should spell out single-digit numbers unless there is a reason not to, and most people sleep at night. So, "Lately, I have been sleeping for seven hours every
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