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Hi teachers. What's the most natural way to ask this question?
"Did you see your kids?" / "Have you been seeing your kids?"
"Yes, I saw them this weekend."
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" The speaker is asking about some specific time, eg When you went to talk to your ex-wife last Friday, did you see your kids? " The speaker is asking about your past routine, eg I hear you have been visitng you ex-wife a lot. Have you been seeing your kids?
- " The speaker is asking about some specific time, eg When you went to talk to your ex-wife last Friday, did you see your kids?
- " The speaker is asking about your past routine, eg I hear you have been visitng you ex-wife a lot.
- Have you been seeing your kids?
- Clive
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"Did you see your kids?" The speaker is asking about some specific time, eg When you went to talk to your ex-wife last Friday, did you see your kids?
"Have you been seeing your kids?" The speaker is asking about your past routine, eg I hear you have been visitng you ex-wife a lot. Have you been seeing your kids?
Clive
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