have been doing sth and have done sth
Dear teachers,
My little sister was doing something in the washroom, and when I saw her, her clothes were soaking wet.
So I asked her:
"What on earth have you done?"
Is there any different in meaning if I asked this:
"What on earth have you been doing/ were you doing?"
some time later in the same day, I went to Sue's home.
When I saw her, I said:
"I am going to ask you what you wanted to do tonight,but I can see you're to tired to do anything?"
Should I change it this way:
"I was going to ask you what you wanted to do tonight,but I can see you're to tired to do anything?"
Please help, teachers.
Thank you
Kitty.
Re: have been doing sth and have done sth
Quote:
Originally Posted by
kwfine 
Some time later in the same day, I went to Sue's home.
When I saw her, I said:
"I am going to ask you what you wanted to do tonight,but I can see you're too tired to do anything?"
Should I change it this way:
"I was going to ask you what you wanted to do tonight,but I can see you're too tired to do anything?"
Yes
