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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Vacation
I'm visiting New York and someone online from Africa asks me:
('cause I had moved to africa but visiting NY for the time being)
How long have you been here(Africa)?
and I respond with:
I've been living in Africa for almost a year. - Is this correct, since I'm presently not in Africa but in New York.
Please correct, thanks!
('cause I had moved to africa but visiting NY for the time being)
How long have you been here(Africa)?
and I respond with:
I've been living in Africa for almost a year. - Is this correct, since I'm presently not in Africa but in New York.
Please correct, thanks!
Top answer
If you are maintaining a residence in Africa and are simply visiting NY, then you would use present perfect: I've been living in Africa.
- If you are maintaining a residence in Africa and are simply visiting NY, then you would use present perfect: I've been living in Africa.
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If you are maintaining a residence in Africa and are simply visiting NY, then you would use present perfect: I've been living in Africa.
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