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FromWalesToJapan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Re: tenses

She has been married for one year.

Is this, PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS or, PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS?

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Hi, This is a present perfect passive construction, much like "he has been promoted to a store manager recently". " a particple adjective. A present perfect continuous will be something like "I have been thinking about you" FromWalesToJapan She has been married for one year.

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  • Hi, This is a present perfect passive construction, much like "he has been promoted to a store manager recently".
  • " a particple adjective.
  • A present perfect continuous will be something like "I have been thinking about you" FromWalesToJapan She has been married for one year.
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Hi,

This is a present perfect passive construction, much like "he has been promoted to a store manager recently". But some would consider verbs like "married, interested, tired and pleased etc.." a particple adjective. A present perfect continuous will be something like "I have been thinking about you"
FromWalesToJapanShe has been married for one yea
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Hi,

This is a present perfect passive construction, much like "he has been promoted to a store manager recently". But some would consider verbs like "married, interested, tired and pleased etc.." a particple adjective. A present perfect continuous will be something like "I have been thinking about you"
FromWalesToJapanShe has been married for one year
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