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18-Dec-2006, 17:50
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 "have been making" vs "was making" 1. I have been making them for 2 days but have not finished them yet. 2. I was making them for 2 days but have not finished them yet. I think 1 is correct. What about 2? 2 is talking about past tense (I was making them) so the second part of the sentence does not go quite well with it I think. 3. I have been making them since 2 days ago, but have not finished them yet. Is this wrong? Thanks |
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18-Dec-2006, 19:18
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| Re: "have been making" vs "was making" Quote:
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18-Dec-2006, 21:29
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| Re: "have been making" vs "was making" Thank you Harry Smith.  |
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20-Dec-2006, 20:42
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