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Is this grammatically correct: "It has happened for a while now." [closed]
grammar
grammaticality
tenses
present-perfect
perfect-aspect
Present perfect passive voice
present-perfect
passive-voice
Have cried/have been crying [duplicate]
grammar
present-perfect
"I got used to" or "I have got used to" [duplicate]
differences
past-tense
present-perfect
Which is more correct here: "find" vs. "have found"?
word-choice
verbs
present-perfect
present-tense
Using present perfect continuous without mentioning time period
present-perfect
Is there any pragmatic implication in ‘Beaky has enjoyed London’ here?
grammar
connotation
present-perfect
Present Perfect tense in combination with 'for/in/since'
tenses
present-perfect
The present perfect usage
present-perfect
simple-past
Hadn't seen vs Haven't seen
present-perfect
past-perfect
Preposition "to" with places in present perfect
grammar
prepositions
american-english
present-perfect
Difference between 'He has been involved' and 'He has been watching TV'
grammar
present-perfect
perfect-continuous
"Do you ever do something" vs. "Have you ever done something" [duplicate]
present-perfect
Is the relation between the present perfect/progressive and the present time merely coincidental?
present-perfect
present-progressive
Which is grammatically correct? we're having rain or we've been having rain
tenses
present-perfect
present-tense
Dilemma between present perfect simple and past simple
present-perfect
present-tense
perfect-aspect
Why no Future Perfect in "At the end of the year there will be an exam on everything you've studied"?
tenses
present-perfect
future-perfect
Present perfect and reported speech
grammar
past-tense
present-perfect
sequence-of-tenses
"Have got" used with "since"
grammar
present-perfect
have-got
Perfect vs Perfect Continuous
present-perfect
perfect-aspect
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