Hello
I was wondering whether in the following sentence both the present perfect and the present perfect continuous can be used. If so, I assume it's just a matter of perception depending on whether the speaker wants to emphasize the fact/result (present perfect) or the activity/duration (present perfect continuous).
I haven't seen / haven't been seeing George for two days.
I was wondering whether in the following sentence both the present perfect and the present perfect continuous can be used. If so, I assume it's just a matter of perception depending on whether the speaker wants to emphasize the fact/result (present perfect) or the activity/duration (present perfect continuous).
I haven't seen / haven't been seeing George for two days.