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Rashin Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Grammar present perfect

Hello teachers hope you've had a good time so far.

could you please explain the difference between these two sentences in terms of meaning?

I've been living there for about two years

I 've lived there for about two years.

I' ve been married for about 16years(does it have a continuousy)

I got bewildered.

Thanks a bunch

  

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rashin I've been living there for about two years . I've lived there for about two years. These mean about the same.

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  • rashin I've been living there for about two years .
  • I've lived there for about two years.
  • These mean about the same.
  • "I've been living" has a slightly more immediate or vivid feel.
  • rashin I've been married for about 16 years.
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rashinI've been living there for about two years.
I've lived there for about two years.

These mean about the same. "I've been living" has a slightly more immediate or vivid feel.

rashinI've been married for about
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