[ Present Tenses ]
What is the difference between ‘I have lived here for five years’ and ‘I live here for five years’?
A. The first phrase indicates ongoing residence, while the second is incorrect.
B. I have lived here since five years.
C. I live here for five years now.
D. I have been living here for five years ago.
Random Topics:
Compound SentencesSimple Present and Past TenseGrammar & TensesQuantifiers & Modals of ObligationModifiersInfinitiveGrammar - much, many, a lot ofIf/Unless - Conditional type 1Tenses and Verb FormsPast and Perfect TensesOther quiz:
Grammar: wishes and regrets › ViewI wish ___________ you about this before.
A. I told
B. I’d told
Verb Tenses › View
They (study) for their exams at the moment.
A. have studied
B. will study
C. were studying
D. are studying
Grammar › View____ the keys to the luggage?
A. Where’s
B. Where are
Vocabulary › View
The movie star was _ by happy fans.
A. wonder
B. favorite
C. surrounded
D. parade