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Nikola Novak Posted 8 years ago
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Present perfect continuous tense question
To use a present perfect continuous tense, does the sentence need to provide detail on when the action started, or is it OK to just say the sentence in this tense? For example, would it be OK to say
She's been thinking of moving abroad.
or is it necessary to specify when she started thinking about it, like this for example:
She's been thinking of moving abroad for years.
Thank you!
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She's been thinking of moving abroad. Thia is fine. If the listener wants further details, he/she can ask for them.
- She's been thinking of moving abroad.
- Thia is fine.
- If the listener wants further details, he/she can ask for them.
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She's been thinking of moving abroad.Thia is fine.
If the listener wants further details, he/she can ask for them.
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