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Dominique 4595 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

The change in the meaning in this sentence...

I have been married for 3 years- this means that you are married with someone and it has been 3 years since it

"I have been married" - this means that you were married once but its not anymore

AM I right? so when you put for ,even if the verb is on the present perfect the sentence conveys a meaning on the present right?

  

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dominique 4595 I have been married for 3 years . T his means that you are married with to someone , and it has been 3 years since it the marriage. Correct.

— CalifJim

  • dominique 4595 I have been married for 3 years .
  • T his means that you are married with to someone , and it has been 3 years since it the marriage.
  • Correct.
  • " T his means that you were married once , but its not anymore .
  • Possibly.
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dominique 4595I have been married for 3 years. This means that you are married with to someone, and it has been 3 years since it the marriage.

Correct.

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