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Wisdom27 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Use of “Has been” and “ was”
Dear all,
He has been with me for ten years. This means I think still he is with me or just finished.
He was with me for ten years. This means I think he is not with me. When I hear people speaking this type of sentences I am confused the meaning of these sentences. Please clear my doubts and give me one example too.
Thank you.
He has been with me for ten years. This means I think still he is with me or just finished.
He was with me for ten years. This means I think he is not with me. When I hear people speaking this type of sentences I am confused the meaning of these sentences. Please clear my doubts and give me one example too.
Thank you.
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