Alice Chu
Member
- Joined
- Oct 14, 2019
- Member Type
- English Teacher
- Native Language
- Chinese
- Home Country
- Taiwan
- Current Location
- Taiwan
1) Joe is playing golf with his friends. He has been playing/has played golf for two years. He likes the sport very much.
Are there any other differences between “has been playing” and “has played” besides the aspect/tense?
2) At the restaurant, Joe said to his friend, “I have played/have been playing golf for two years. I like the sport very much.”
Are there any other differences between “have played” and “have been playing” besides the aspect/tense?
Are there any other differences between “has been playing” and “has played” besides the aspect/tense?
2) At the restaurant, Joe said to his friend, “I have played/have been playing golf for two years. I like the sport very much.”
Are there any other differences between “have played” and “have been playing” besides the aspect/tense?