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Roky0071 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
"Where are you" vs "where have you been"?
a. Where are you? I am here in the room.
b. Where have you been? I have been here in the room.
My question is below:
1. What is the difference in meaning between the two sentences above? Could you explain in detail, please?
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roky0071 the difference in meaning a. describes a situation in present time. b.
- roky0071 the difference in meaning a.
- describes a situation in present time.
- b.
- describes a situation which began in the past and continued until present time.
- CJ
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roky0071the difference in meaning
a. describes a situation in present time.
b. describes a situation which began in the past and continued until present time.
CJ
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