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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Present Perfect Continuous or Past Continuous?
Could anyone please help with this dilemma I'm having? 
I have this sentence "...have developed the product based on the enquiries we received over the PAST few years."
I have this subconscious rule that one should not use finished time-words when using present perfect, but my colleagues and Google are trying to convince me that this sounds right.
Would be grateful for your comments/corrections.
I have this sentence "...have developed the product based on the enquiries we received over the PAST few years."
I have this subconscious rule that one should not use finished time-words when using present perfect, but my colleagues and Google are trying to convince me that this sounds right.
Would be grateful for your comments/corrections.
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have developed the product based on the enquiries we received over the PAST past few years. That fragment (it's not a sentence) sounds OK to me.
- have developed the product based on the enquiries we received over the PAST past few years.
- That fragment (it's not a sentence) sounds OK to me.
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Anonymous...have developed the product based on the enquiries we received over theThat fragment (it's not a sentence) sounds OK to me.PASTpast few years.
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