How can i make a reference to the past that continues up to the present ?
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you can use present perfect continuous tense.
for example: I have been playing football for two hours.
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You can use Present Perfect, for example: "I have studied English for five years".
Or, if you want to add the idea of duration, Present Perfect Continuos: "I have been studying English for five years".
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