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Lawn2llawn2 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

have been married for two times and for two years

hi there.

I have a question about present perfect.
a. I have been married for two years.
b. I have been married twice.

In (a) the speaker is still married. This year is the third year of his marriage. In (b) the speaker is now a divorcee.

Am I right?

Thanks a lot.

Liya
  

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lawn2llawn2 Am I right? No, because in the second case he may still be married to his second wife. CJ

— CalifJim

  • lawn2llawn2 Am I right?
  • No, because in the second case he may still be married to his second wife.
  • CJ
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lawn2llawn2Am I right?
No, because in the second case he may still be married to his second wife.

CJ
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