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Ryann Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Simple present Vs present perfect
Hi. Which one is correct ?
1. It has been less than two years that I have been here.
2. It has been less than two years that I am here.
Thank you.
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Those are both unnatural. You can say "I've been here for less than two years" or "It's less than two years since I arrived/came/moved here".
- Those are both unnatural.
- You can say "I've been here for less than two years" or "It's less than two years since I arrived/came/moved here".
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Those are both unnatural. You can say "I've been here for less than two years" or "It's less than two years since I arrived/came/moved here".
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