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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Please help me understand the difference!
1: I am frustrated at the lack of progress.
2: I have been frustrated at the lack of progress.
What is the difference in meaning between the sentences? Somebody please help me. They sound similar.
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anonymous 1: I am frustrated at the lack of progress. I am reporting what I am feeling now. anonymous 2: I have been frustrated at the lack of progress.
- anonymous 1: I am frustrated at the lack of progress.
- I am reporting what I am feeling now.
- anonymous 2: I have been frustrated at the lack of progress.
- I am reporting what I am feeling now AND the fact that I have been feeling like this for quite some time in the recent past.
- CJ
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anonymous1: I am frustrated at the lack of progress.
I am reporting what I am feeling now.
anonymous2: I have been frustrated at the lack of progress.
I am reporting what I am feeling now AND the fact that I have been feeling like this for quite some time in the recent past.
CJ
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