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English learners study topics about time . In this unit , we use to express a duration and to refer to a starting point in time . I have practiced years in this course , and I began studying in . We often ask , How long have you studied English , or How long have you lived there ? The present perfect tense is used with both forms to show experience or a continuing situation .

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