English Expressions
Hi friends, do they mean the same thing or the second one does not makes sense at all?
1. she has died for a long time.
2. she is dead for a long time.
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Neither is correct. The first one makes no sense at all, and the second uses the wrong tense.
Here are two correct sentences:
She died a long time ago. ----> past simple to refer to an EVENT(she died) in the past (a long time ago)
He has been dead for a long time ----> present perfect for a continuing STATE
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She died a long time ago.
He has been dead for a long time.
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Eyup. First one is wrong. Doesn;t make sense.
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