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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Which one is correct
A: It's been two years that I haven't seen you. Or. It's been two years that I didn't see you.
B: it's been a year that I have been in the Army. Or. It's been a year that I am in the Army.(meaning I am still in the army)
B: it's been a year that I have been in the Army. Or. It's been a year that I am in the Army.(meaning I am still in the army)
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This is native: A: It's been two years since I saw you. B: I have been in the Arm y for a year . It's been a year since I joined the army.
- This is native: A: It's been two years since I saw you.
- B: I have been in the Arm y for a year .
- It's been a year since I joined the army.
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This is native:
A: It's been two years since I saw you.
B: I have been in the Army for a year. It's been a year since I joined the army.
A: It's been two years since I saw you.
B: I have been in the Army for a year. It's been a year since I joined the army.
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'It's been two years since I saw you' means 'I haven't seen you for two years.', right?
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AnonymousCan we also say,'It's been two years since I last saw you.''If you wish.
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