Rizan Malik Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
He has had headaches in the past few days.
What is the difference between:
1) He has been having headaches for the past ten days.
2) He has had headaches in the past few days.
Is the main verb "have" of sentences (1) and (2) a stative verb?
1) He has been having headaches for the past ten days.
2) He has had headaches in the past few days.
Is the main verb "have" of sentences (1) and (2) a stative verb?
Top answer
Rizan Malik What is the difference between: 1) He has been having headaches for the past ten days. 2) He has had headaches in the past few days. A) Sentence 1) is more specific about the number of days.
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Rizan MalikWhat is the difference between:
1) He has been having headaches for the past ten days.
2) He has had
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