Hi,
Looking for help to explain " Anne has beeen learning " to drive for seven years.
When I explain that this is a continual action over times my students say it isn't continuous and it's long term
therfore the present perfect simple is better !!- Anne has learnt to drive for seven years.
I'm at a loss to explain this as what they say is true, except to say the first sounds better!!
Would appreciate any ideas.
Marie-josey
Looking for help to explain " Anne has beeen learning " to drive for seven years.
When I explain that this is a continual action over times my students say it isn't continuous and it's long term
therfore the present perfect simple is better !!- Anne has learnt to drive for seven years.
I'm at a loss to explain this as what they say is true, except to say the first sounds better!!
Would appreciate any ideas.
Marie-josey