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DaryaLi Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous
Hi! What sentence is correct:
"You haven't been writing for a month" or
"You haven't written for a month"
I'm just not sure. The context is : the notification to a forum member, whose account becomes inactive.
Thank you in advance!
"You haven't been writing for a month" or
"You haven't written for a month"
I'm just not sure. The context is : the notification to a forum member, whose account becomes inactive.
Thank you in advance!
Top answer
In that context, only the non-continuous form is appropriate.
- In that context, only the non-continuous form is appropriate.
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