English, asked by Kar136, 10 months ago

I ____ english for twelve years (an teaching / have been teaching / will be teaching

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Answered by Su2020

Answer:

I have been teaching English for twelve years.

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Answered by kirtikachakraborty

Answer:

I have been teaching english for twelve years .

Explanation:

Have been teaching is used as present perfect continuous tense here in the sentence.

Present Perfect Continuous Tense is the tense which expresses the time period of the ongoing activity . It states the connection between present and past event that still goes on.

Present Perfect Continuous Tense define the time frame of happening of a particular verb how long it continues. Present participle form of the verb is used along with has been or have been.

Have been is used with I and they (plural) .

Has been is used with singular third person verb like He/She/It.

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