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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Since usage
Iam very confused when should we follow since by past tense and when by present perfect ?
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Present perfect (progressive) is common. He has been drinking since 5 pm. He must be very drunk now.
- Present perfect (progressive) is common.
- He has been drinking since 5 pm.
- He must be very drunk now.
- I have lived here since I graduated from university.
- They have been in business since 1995.
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Present perfect (progressive) is common.
He has been drinking since 5 pm. He must be very drunk now.
I have lived here since I graduated from university.
They have been in business since 1995.
He has been drinking since 5 pm. He must be very drunk now.
I have lived here since I graduated from university.
They have been in business since 1995.
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