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If I had been having trouble sleeping for the last three weeks, but I can sleep well today, should I say "I HAVE HAD trouble sleeping for the last three weeks, but I am better today" or "I HAD BEEN HAVING trouble sleeping for last three weeks, but I am better today"? or "I HAD trouble sleeping for the past/last three weeks, but I am better today"? Which verb tense?

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English help
Hi, there

If I had been having trouble sleeping for the last three weeks, but I can sleep well today, should I say "I HAVE HAD trouble sleeping for the last three weeks, but I am better today" or "I HAD BEEN HAVING trouble sleeping for last three weeks, but I am better today"? or "I HAD trouble sleeping for the past/last three weeks, but I am better today"? Which verb tense?

Thank you

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The first one if some is asking you if you sleep well, and the last two is for telling someone about your self they are interchangeable. Hope this helps!

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