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  1. joham
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    #1 24-Jan-2013, 22:23

    He’s been going to that supermarket for as long as I can remember

    Do the two sentences below mean the same thing?
    He’s been going to that supermarket for as long as I can remember.
    He’s gone to that supermarket for as long as I can remember.
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    #2 24-Jan-2013, 22:42

    Re: He’s been going to that supermarket for as long as I can remember

    Yes.
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