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Bakir973 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

I have been teaching Vs  I have teached

Good evening/morning :

i still don’t know when to use i have been vs i have (teached )

i know that the both are to describe an action that goes from the past up to the present moment

but if i want is the better to describe something from the past and still doing it for now , i have been teaching or i have teached ?

and why some people say i have been teached ?

Thank you all

  

Top answer

Both forms are OK, but without any further context I have been teaching makes it a bit clearer that you are still doing it. On the other hand, it also suggests a bit that you may have been doing it temporarily. The correct forms are I have been teaching and I have teached taught .

— Clive

  • Both forms are OK, but without any further context I have been teaching makes it a bit clearer that you are still doing it.
  • On the other hand, it also suggests a bit that you may have been doing it temporarily.
  • The correct forms are I have been teaching and I have teached taught .
  • why do some people say i have been teached ?
  • Because they do not know correct English .
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Both forms are OK, but without any further context I have been teaching makes it a bit clearer that you are still doing it. On the other hand, it also suggests a bit that you may have been doing it temporarily.


The correct forms are I have been teaching and I have teached taught.


why do some people say i have been teac

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Past 'taught'
Past continuous 'was teaching'

Perfect 'have taught'
Perfect continuous 'have been teaching'

Passive

Past 'was taught'
Past continuous 'was being taught'

Perfect 'have been taught'
Perfect continuous 'have been being taught' (hardly ever used)
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bakir973

Good evening/morning :

i still don’t know when to use i have been vs i have (teached )

i know that the both are to describe an action that goes from the past up to the present moment

but if i want is the better to describe something from the past and still doing it for now , i have been teaching or i have teached ?

and why some people

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