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EverestCTS Posted 4 years ago
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I know Jackie very well. I have been a fan of him. You can ask me any question about his movies. I have seen every one of them.
Is the use of sentence “I have been a fan of him.” correct with the context? Does “I have been a fan of him” mean I started becoming his fan in the past and continued to become his fan until now and I still am his fan at present?
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EverestCTS I have been a fan of him. I have been one of his fans for some time. As shown.
- EverestCTS I have been a fan of him.
- I have been one of his fans for some time.
- As shown.
- You became a fan some time in the past.
- You continued to be a fan until now.
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EverestCTSI have been a fan of him.
I have been one of his fans for some time.
As shown. You became a fan some time in the past. You continued to be a fan until now. You are still a fan.
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