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Tangoo Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
what does the following sentwnces mean?
A.I have been to Mexico for 2 years. Does it mean I lived there once for 2 years.(showing experience)
B.I am tired. I have exercised for 2 hours. Does it mean I spent exercising 2hours and I am tired now.
I will have been waiting for 6hours by the time you come here .does it mean I will stop waiting when you come or I will still be waiting when you come. I think both are possible right it may have just stopped and or may still be going on.
B.I am tired. I have exercised for 2 hours. Does it mean I spent exercising 2hours and I am tired now.
I will have been waiting for 6hours by the time you come here .does it mean I will stop waiting when you come or I will still be waiting when you come. I think both are possible right it may have just stopped and or may still be going on.
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I have been to Mexico for 2 years. Does it mean I lived there once for 2 years ? (showing experience) Yes, though it's a little odd to add "for two years".
- I have been to Mexico for 2 years.
- Does it mean I lived there once for 2 years ?
- (showing experience) Yes, though it's a little odd to add "for two years".
- I am tired.
- I have exercised for 2 hours.
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tangooA.I have been to Mexico for 2 years. Does it mean I lived there once for 2 years? (showing experience)Yes, though it's a little odd to add "for two years".
tangooB.I am tired. I have exercised for 2 hours. Does it mean I spentexercising2 hours ex
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