How to use the adverb "always" in Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous?
How to use the adverb "always" in Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous?
I know that It would be as this in Present Perfect:
I have always lived here
but what about the present perfect continuous?
> I have been always building this house
or
> I have always been building this house ?
Top answer
> I have been always building this house or> I have always been building this house ? I have always been building this hous e. Adverbs of frequency are most commonly placed after the first unit of a verb phrase: I have never been waiting so long.
- > I have been always building this house or> I have always been building this house ?
- I have always been building this hous e.
- Adverbs of frequency are most commonly placed after the first unit of a verb phrase: I have never been waiting so long.
- We have often been skiing with her.
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BoSsSybut what about the present perfect continuous?> I have been always building this house or> I have always been building this house ?
I have always been building this house.
Adverbs of frequency are most commonly placed after the first unit of a verb phrase:
I have never been waiting so long.
We have often been s
0BoSsSy> I have always been building this house ?
It does not make sense. It means that he started building the house when he was a little baby and never finished.
This makes sense: I will always be building this house.
0I have always been working or I have been always working
Which one is correct?
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