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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Yoga
Talking about practicing yoga prior to my move to another city. I say to a new instructor:
I had been practicing on and off for a year then I had to move to Newark for school.
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I've been practicing on and off for a year.
And
I've practiced on and off for a year.
Are all three useable?
Thank you!
I had been practicing on and off for a year then I had to move to Newark for school.
And
I've been practicing on and off for a year.
And
I've practiced on and off for a year.
Are all three useable?
Thank you!
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PreciousJones Are all three useable? '
- PreciousJones Are all three useable?
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PreciousJonesAre all three useable?Yes, they are, but the first one should read: '...a year, and then I had...'
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