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A. It smells cigarette on you. Have you been smoking?
B: Yes, I have.
Another conversation,
A: It smells cigarette on you. Have you just smoked?
B: Yes, I have.
In both conversations the use of present perfect and the present perfect continuous are correct. I want to know what is the exac difference between them. Could you help me please?
B: Yes, I have.
Another conversation,
A: It smells cigarette on you. Have you just smoked?
B: Yes, I have.
In both conversations the use of present perfect and the present perfect continuous are correct. I want to know what is the exac difference between them. Could you help me please?
Top answer
A. I smell cigarette on you. Have you been smoking?
- A.
- I smell cigarette on you.
- Have you been smoking?
- A.
- You smell like cigarette s .
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