現在完了・過去完了とかの単語をバラバラにして考えると、もし例文がShe has been absent from school since the day before yesterday.なら 「has」が完了した時の時制、「been」がその期間ずっと、「absent」が... 続きを読む

They had enjoyed the heck out of one another's company since the days in the 1960’s,when they had played football and wore crew cuts at S... 続きを読む

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