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Tommyensr Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Difference of tenses
What is the difference?
Tom has been having a new responsibility in his company.
Tom is having a new responsibility in his company.
Tom has been having a new responsibility in his company.
Tom is having a new responsibility in his company.
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Tommyensr What is the difference? Tom has been having a new responsibility in his company. - Tom is having a new responsibility in his company.
- Tommyensr What is the difference?
- Tom has been having a new responsibility in his company.
- - Tom is having a new responsibility in his company.
- Tom has been having a new responsibility in his company.
- - not very natural sounding Tom is having a new responsibility in his company.
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TommyensrWhat is the difference?Tom has been having a new responsibility in his company. - not very natural sounding
Tom has been having a new responsibility in his company. -
Tom is having a new responsibility in his company.
Tom is having a
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Hi,
Tom has been having a new responsibility in his company.
Tom is having a new responsibility in his company.
As I suggested in your other thread, it's good to look first at simple examples with concrete verbs. For example, do you know the difference between these two sentences?
Tom has been having a new responsibility in his company.
Tom is having a new responsibility in his company.
As I suggested in your other thread, it's good to look first at simple examples with concrete verbs. For example, do you know the difference between these two sentences?
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