In Present perfect^x, Perfect progressive^x, Clauses^x

WesternAmerican wrote: Thank you very much, Thai.That was my friend asking those questions on my behalf.In regard to your '' I am full, I have been eating 2 bowls of rice'' -- You used the Present Perfect Progressive for that clause, claiming that the act of eating has stopped, but I could just...

WesternAmerican wrote:Thank you very much, Thai.That was my friend asking those questions on my behalf.In regard to your '' I am full, I have been eating 2 bowls of rice'' -- You used the Present Perfect Progressive for that clause, claiming that the act of eating has stopped, but I could just...

Thank you very much, Thai.That was my friend asking those questions on my behalf.In regard to your '' I am full, I have been eating 2 bowls of rice'' -- You used the Present Perfect Progressive for that clause, claiming that the act of eating has stopped, but I could just as easily change that...

But I know that in Past Progressive, there must be two clauses conjuncted by "when" or "while". Is that true?No. I was sitting at my computer all day yesterday.

But I know that in Past Progressive, there must be two clauses conjuncted by "when" or "while". Is that true? If so, what the difference between: - I was thinking. - I have thought.

Hello Roro As you know I'm an English learner and I myself am not so confident about between the simple tense and the progressive tense. So please use the following as something like junk food for your thought until native speakers give you more decisive answers. Q.1) I think you should change...