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Punta Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
"Was up all night" and "have been up all night"
Hi,
I can tell the difference in meanings when someone says:
- "I was up all night"
or "I've been up all night"
Can you help me? Thank you!
I can tell the difference in meanings when someone says:
- "I was up all night"
or "I've been up all night"
Can you help me? Thank you!
Top answer
I can tell the difference in meanings when someone says: - "I was up all night" or "I've been up all night" <<<< Focuses on the present result, eg I'm tired! Clive
- I can tell the difference in meanings when someone says: - "I was up all night" or "I've been up all night" <<<< Focuses on the present result, eg I'm tired!
- Clive
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I can tell the difference in meanings when someone says:
- "I was up all night"
or
"I've been up all night"<<<< Focuses on the present result, eg I'm tired!
Clive
- "I was up all night"
or
"I've been up all night"<<<< Focuses on the present result, eg I'm tired!
Clive
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