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Present perfect or continuous?
If I want to know if my child has practiced their French, for example can I ask: "have you practiced your French?" or could I equally ask "have you been practicing your French?" without difference in meaning? I am asking in neutral way.
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The past continuous version implies a longer time span. For example, Have you been practising your French this academic year?
- The past continuous version implies a longer time span.
- For example, Have you been practising your French this academic year?
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The past continuous version implies a longer time span.
For example,
Have you been practising your French this academic year?
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