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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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please help me to destinguish in the correct meaning between i have lived here for ten years and i have been living here for ten years.
another question how to know that this tense ephasize the progressive or the incomplete activity in these examples :
i have been reading this book for hours.
i have been reading this book since yoy came
please ! which one emphasize the progress or the incompletion ?
another question how to know that this tense ephasize the progressive or the incomplete activity in these examples :
i have been reading this book for hours.
i have been reading this book since yoy came
please ! which one emphasize the progress or the incompletion ?
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Anonymous please help me to destinguish in the correct meaning between i have lived here for ten years and i have been living here for ten years. There is no difference worth considering for more than ten seconds! By using living -- with the -ing -- you may be inviting the listener to imagine more of the details of daily living.
- Anonymous please help me to destinguish in the correct meaning between i have lived here for ten years and i have been living here for ten years.
- There is no difference worth considering for more than ten seconds!
- By using living -- with the -ing -- you may be inviting the listener to imagine more of the details of daily living.
- ________________ Anonymous i have been reading this book for hours.
- i have been reading this book since yoy came please !
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Anonymousplease help me to destinguish in the correct meaning between i have lived here for ten years and i have been living here for ten years.There is no difference worth considering for more than ten seconds!
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