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What parts of speech are the words used in comparative clauses?

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“Had been + ing” or “have been + ing”

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"I've been doing this (for) a week" -- When do you leave out the 'for' when talking about duration, and when do you not?

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"He said that if it <rained / rains> <tomorrow / the next day>, he <would / will> not go to the beach."

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What parts of speech are the words used in comparative clauses?

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"I've been doing this (for) a week" -- When do you leave out the 'for' when talking about duration, and when do you not?

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