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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
I have a question when I was writing a grammar notebook
The question is:
A: Do you still working?
B: No, I'm retired. I ________ for years.
Should I say "I haven't worked for years." or "I haven't been working for years." or both answers are correct?
Pleases answer my questions and tell me why , thx.
The question is:
A: Do you still working?
B: No, I'm retired. I ________ for years.
Should I say "I haven't worked for years." or "I haven't been working for years." or both answers are correct?
Pleases answer my questions and tell me why , thx.
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A: Are you still working? B: No, I'm retired. I ______ for years.
- A: Are you still working?
- B: No, I'm retired.
- I ______ for years.
- " or both answers are correct?
- The second one is not really possible since so much time has passed.
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A: Are you still working?
B: No, I'm retired. I ______ for years.
B: No, I'm retired. I ______ for years.
AnonymousShould I say "I haven't worked for years." or "I haven't been working for years." or both answers are correct?The second one is not really possible since so much time has passed.
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