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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Lately
A. I am feeling so tired cause I have been working out lately.
B: I have been studying English lately. I need to study a lot more.
C: where have you been? I have been in the kitchen lately.
Are these sentences correct with lately? Please help.
B: I have been studying English lately. I need to study a lot more.
C: where have you been? I have been in the kitchen lately.
Are these sentences correct with lately? Please help.
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A. I am feeling so tired be cause I have been working out lately. B: I have been studying English lately, but I need to study a lot more.
- A.
- I am feeling so tired be cause I have been working out lately.
- B: I have been studying English lately, but I need to study a lot more.
- C: W here have you been?
- I have been in the kitchen lately.
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A. I am feeling so tired because I have been working out lately.
B: I have been studying English lately, but I need to study a lot more.
C: Where have you been? I have been in the kitchen lately.
Note:
In sentence C, for example, the conversation could be between two colleagues working i
B: I have been studying English lately, but I need to study a lot more.
C: Where have you been? I have been in the kitchen lately.
Note:
In sentence C, for example, the conversation could be between two colleagues working i
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