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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Present perfect tense vs. present perfect continuous tense
Please help me with this conversation:
A: It's 7:30 now. Turn on the TV. VTV3 has shown the movive Twilight since 7:00.
B: I watched it 3 days ago. Let's see Harry Potter on Star movie. I have waited for this film for a month.
The question is: Is it correct when using Present pefect tense in the sentence "VTV3 has shown the movive Twilight since 7:00" and "I have waited for this film for a month"?
A: It's 7:30 now. Turn on the TV. VTV3 has shown the movive Twilight since 7:00.
B: I watched it 3 days ago. Let's see Harry Potter on Star movie. I have waited for this film for a month.
The question is: Is it correct when using Present pefect tense in the sentence "VTV3 has shown the movive Twilight since 7:00" and "I have waited for this film for a month"?
Top answer
It’s 7:30 now. Turn on the TV. (The movie) Twilight started at 7:00 on VTV3 .
- It’s 7:30 now.
- Turn on the TV.
- (The movie) Twilight started at 7:00 on VTV3 .
- I watched that three days ago.
- Let’s watch Harry Potter on Star Movies .
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It’s 7:30 now. Turn on the TV. (The movie) Twilight started at 7:00 on VTV3.
I watched that three days ago. Let’s watch Harry Potter on Star Movies. I have waited for this film for a month.
I watched that three days ago. Let’s watch Harry Potter on Star Movies. I have waited for this film for a month.
AnonymousIs it correct to use the present pefect tense in the sentence "VTV3 has shown the movive Twilight since 7:00" …
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