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Zany banana 409 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Have seen or been seeing

I haven't seen/ have not been seeing the doctor since I thought I got better.
Are they both right?
Intended meaning: I stopped seeing the doctor when I thought I had got better & since then, I haven't visited him.

Could you please also check if the underlined part is right?

Thanks in advance!

  

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I thought I got better from yesterday. Since then (no comma) I have not seen the doctor;

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I thought I got better from yesterday. Since then (no comma) I have not seen the doctor;
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zany banana 409I haven't seen/ have not been seeing the doctor since I thought I got better. Are they both right?

The grammar is OK in both, but "haven't seen" is a better choice.

CJ

zany banana 409since then, I haven't visited him.
Could you please also check if the underlined part is right?

It's

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