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#31 (permalink) Mon Oct 26, 2009 17:59 pm Expression: "I have been hearing"

dear torsten i just finished test hear-listen,i ve repeat it the test 3 times and in the end i scored 9 out 10 it was very helpful,now i know the difference between these words,i wasn't clear about these,I have been hearing and I have heard, but thank you for your explanation now i know,its nice to work with you thank you best wishes admira

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