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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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I have lived in New York
Hi, I've got a question concerning Present Perfect. I'm wondering what informations can I get from hearing/reading sentence:
"I have lived in New York".
Thank you
"I have lived in New York".
Thank you
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This would probably be more useful if you compared it to other possible tenses. As a stand-alone sentence, it only indicates to me that the person lived in New York in the past on at least one occasion, and probably does not live there now.
- This would probably be more useful if you compared it to other possible tenses.
- As a stand-alone sentence, it only indicates to me that the person lived in New York in the past on at least one occasion, and probably does not live there now.
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This would probably be more useful if you compared it to other possible tenses.
As a stand-alone sentence, it only indicates to me that the person lived in New York in the past on at least one occasion, and probably does not live there now.
As a stand-alone sentence, it only indicates to me that the person lived in New York in the past on at least one occasion, and probably does not live there now.
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