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Cho7712 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Since?
In the sense of prescriptive grammar,
'since' can take the perfect continuous, is it right?
i.e. He has been living here since 1994.
I just need to confirm it because I just found the counter judgement about this exmaple as false (though that resource is not much qualified,anyway.)
'since' can take the perfect continuous, is it right?
i.e. He has been living here since 1994.
I just need to confirm it because I just found the counter judgement about this exmaple as false (though that resource is not much qualified,anyway.)
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The present continuous is fine with "since": It has been raining since five o'clock. CB
- The present continuous is fine with "since": It has been raining since five o'clock.
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The present continuous is fine with "since": It has been raining since five o'clock.
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