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Bakir973 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

I have been teaching vs i have teached

Good morning / evening :

i still cant understand what is the best to describe an action that goes from the past up to the present moment.

some people use ( i have been teaching ) and some ( i have teached )

so what is the best to describe something from the past and still doing it ?

and what is the best to describe something from the past and finished it ?

thank you all ?

  

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First, let me explain a few things that you should try to tidy up in your writing. All sentences must begin with a capital letter. The word "I" is always capitalised.

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  • First, let me explain a few things that you should try to tidy up in your writing.
  • All sentences must begin with a capital letter.
  • The word "I" is always capitalised.
  • There is no word "i" in English.
  • There should be no space before a question mark or colon.
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First, let me explain a few things that you should try to tidy up in your writing.

All sentences must begin with a capital letter.

The word "I" is always capitalised. There is no word "i" in English.

There should be no space before a question mark or colon.

You should not put quoted words in brackets. You should put them in quotation marks "like this" or 'like this'.

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