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Mowgli Posted 21 years ago
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How long

Hello,

which is impossible? (Is there any difference in meaning?)

1) How long have you had the computer?

2) How long have you the computer?

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1) How long have you known Peter?

2) How long do you know Peter?

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1) How long have you been here?

2) How long are you here?

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Thanks for your answers Mowgli
  

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Use the present perfect form with time duration from the past till now, Mogli-- all the #1s.

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Use the present perfect form with time duration from the past till now, Mogli-- all the #1s.

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Dear Mowgli,

It is possible to say: how long are you here for?

It means: how long do you intend to stay in this place?

Kind regards,
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Thank you for your help Mowgli
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Thank you for the answer Mowgli
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