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Nina_Nia Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Present simple/present perfect
Hello,
I know that in this sentence the correct choice is 'have been married', but is it possible to use present simple too in this sentence? Eg., I really can’t remember how long Peter and Susan are married. It seems for ages!
I really can’t remember how long Peter and Susan have been married. It seems for ages!
Thanks
I know that in this sentence the correct choice is 'have been married', but is it possible to use present simple too in this sentence? Eg., I really can’t remember how long Peter and Susan are married. It seems for ages!
I really can’t remember how long Peter and Susan have been married. It seems for ages!
Thanks
Top answer
No, the simple present isn't correct here.
- No, the simple present isn't correct here.
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