Is it corrsct to say ’I have been experiencing in teaching ..” or I have taught”?
I have been experiencing in teaching (subject) to my niece at home.
I have taught ( subject) to my niece at home.
Note: I still sometimes teach them.
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Is it corrsct to say ’I have been experiencing in teaching ..” or I have taught”?
I have experience teaching (subject) to my niece at home.I have taught ( subject) to my niece at home.
I have been teaching (subject) to my niece at home is also correct, and shows that you sometimes still teach her.
Note: I still sometimes teach them.
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I have been experience teaching (subject) to my niece at home.
I have taught ( subject) to my niece at home.
Note: I still sometimes teach them.
I have taught ( subject) to my niece at home.
Note: I still sometimes teach them.
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'I have done something' implies that you continue to do it now or that the action still has relevance to the present.
E.g. 'I have been to Japan' = I went there and want to tell you something about it now.
'I went to Japan' = I went there in the past. That's it. Now it's over.
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Do you mean that ’I have taught’ is correct?
Or if I write ’ I have taught and continue to teach’, it is also correct.
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I have taught (and continue to teach) is correct
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