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For example. I've already complained five times about you non-attentive teachers. I've been complaining all morning about you non-attentive teachers. You can see from this that you can put different adverbial components into the different tenses. Sometimes, there is very little difference in use, as in the following: I've waited ten minutes already for a reply! I've been waiting ten minutes already for a reply! |
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