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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

present indefinite + time expression = present perfect

1.He has known me for two years.
2.e knows me for two years. which sentence is correct and why?
  

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The first is correct; the second is not. We use the present perfect in English for situations that began in the past and contunue up to the present. Other languages, such as French and German use the present.

— Fivejedjon

  • The first is correct; the second is not.
  • We use the present perfect in English for situations that began in the past and contunue up to the present.
  • Other languages, such as French and German use the present.
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The first is correct; the second is not.

We use the present perfect in English for situations that began in the past and contunue up to the present. Other languages, such as French and German use the present.
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