Wisdom27 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
about "for"
Dear all,
I believed her lies for years. or
I have believed her lies for years. I have learned "for" is used with present perfect. Is it right?
Thank you.
I believed her lies for years. or
I have believed her lies for years. I have learned "for" is used with present perfect. Is it right?
Thank you.
Top answer
I believed her lies for years. - in the past. I have believed her lies for years.
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I believed her lies for years. - in the past.
I have believed her lies for years. - right up to the present time.
'For' can be used with any tense:
I have believed her lies for years. - right up to the present time.
'For' can be used with any tense:
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