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Hotmale Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

I have felt/ I have been feeling

Hello,

Is there any difference between:

a) How long have you felt unwell?

b) How long have you been feelinh unwell?

Is sentence a correct in the first place?


Thank you



  

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Hotmale a) How long have you felt unwell? b) How long have you been feelin g unwell? Both are correct.

— CalifJim

  • Hotmale a) How long have you felt unwell?
  • b) How long have you been feelin g unwell?
  • Both are correct.
  • The meaning is the same.
  • CJ
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Hotmalea) How long have you felt unwell?
b) How long have you been feeling unwell?

Both are correct. The meaning is the same.

CJ

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