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Newguest Posted 7 years ago
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It's the first time I'm using ...

It's the first time I'm using English in 15 years.

I haven't been using English for 15 years. It's the first time now in 15 years.


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Newguest It's the first time I'm using English in 15 years. Sentences like this are expressed with the present perfect thus: This is the first time I've used English in 15 years. Newguest I haven't been using used English for /in 15 years.

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  • Newguest It's the first time I'm using English in 15 years.
  • Sentences like this are expressed with the present perfect thus: This is the first time I've used English in 15 years.
  • Newguest I haven't been using used English for /in 15 years.
  • It's the first time now in 15 years.
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NewguestIt's the first time I'm using English in 15 years.

Sentences like this are expressed with the present perfect thus:

This is the first time I've used English in 15 years.

NewguestI haven't been using used English for/in 15 years
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