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Mitch3182 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Present perfect and present perfect constinuous
Hi! Explain to me please how can I say this...
Do you still play tennis? No, I haven't played tennis for years.
But I think I must write such as "No, I haven't been playing tennis for year" is that right?
It's from book "English grammar in use"
Do you still play tennis? No, I haven't played tennis for years.
But I think I must write such as "No, I haven't been playing tennis for year" is that right?
It's from book "English grammar in use"
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I don't know how to explain, but in my opinion, the first one (present perfect) is correct.
- I don't know how to explain, but in my opinion, the first one (present perfect) is correct.
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I don't know how to explain, but in my opinion, the first one (present perfect) is correct.
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