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Gray olive 661 Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Present perfect vs Present perfect continuous
Please help me to understand, under what context we use sentences below?
1. I have lived in New York for 5 yrs
2. I have been living in New York for 5 yrs
Thanks!!
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'to live' is one of those verbs where it doesn't make much difference whether you use the continuous form or not. CJ
- 'to live' is one of those verbs where it doesn't make much difference whether you use the continuous form or not.
- CJ
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'to live' is one of those verbs where it doesn't make much difference whether you use the continuous form or not.
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