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Renjithvsathyan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Doubt on 'since'
1.Thousands who have been walking through our doors since 1925
2.Thousands who have walked through our doors since 1925
Which one is correct?
2.Thousands who have walked through our doors since 1925
Which one is correct?
Top answer
Well, neither is a sentence. These are both fine: 1. Thousands have been walking through our doors since 1925.
- Well, neither is a sentence.
- These are both fine: 1.
- Thousands have been walking through our doors since 1925.
- 2.
- Thousands have walked through our doors since 1925.
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Well, neither is a sentence. These are both fine:
1.Thousands have been walking through our doors since 1925.
2.Thousands have walked through our doors since 1925.
The second is the normal choice, since the action is not one we consider unending.
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Well, neither is a sentence. These are both fine:
1.Thousands have been walking through our doors since 1925.
2.Thousands have walked through our doors since 1925.
The second is the normal choice, since the action is not one we consider unending.
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