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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Verb tense question

Can this be used as a question:

So you've been playing golf for/since your whole life?

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Hi, Actually only if you are directly talking to someone else. (speech). It kind of means that it is obvious (Because of the 'so' and question structure; you may see that he's good at it, or he may have just said it).

— LouiST

  • Hi, Actually only if you are directly talking to someone else.
  • (speech).
  • It kind of means that it is obvious (Because of the 'so' and question structure; you may see that he's good at it, or he may have just said it).
  • Be carful: So you've been playing golf your whole life?
  • (No 'for' or 'since').
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Hi,
Actually only if you are directly talking to someone else. (speech).
It kind of means that it is obvious (Because of the 'so' and question structure; you may see that he's good at it, or he may have just said it).

Be carful:
So you've been playing golf your whole life? (No 'for' or 'since').

LS
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