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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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I have been walking around newyork. That's why I know that there are a lot of homeless people there. I saw them while I was there in New York. Correct?
  

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Anonymousnewyork
The city name is a proper noun composed of two words. You must type carefully and preview your posts if you wish us to help you.
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AnonymousI have been walking ...
Your tenses are somewhat contradictory. 'have been walking' sets a scene in which you are now in New York. 'while I was there' suggests you are not now in New York.

CJ
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