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"I have done nothing for a while now. I am taking a break from work."
"I've done nothing special. Life is the same as usual."
"I've started a new and exciting job since we last met."
If a parent says this in an accusing tone, the response by the child might be:
"Nothing!"
"What do you mean? I've done nothing wrong!"
"I have done nothing for a while now. I am taking a break from work."
"I've done nothing special. Life is the same as usual."
"I've started a new and exciting job since we last met."
If a parent says this in an accusing tone, the response by the child might be:
"Nothing!"
"What do you mean? I've done nothing wrong!"
Sure that is fine. It just means you started the project in the past and continue this work now.
It also means that you started that project after you last saw this person. Why? It is because if that person knew about that project you would have said:
You are right. I did not think of that. But I still maintain that if "they" knew about "my project" the sentence, "I'm still working on my project", is fine.