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What is the difference between Melek is in Tokyo now. and Melek has been in Tokyo now. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Is in Tokyo is right at this minute... has been means at some time during her life
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@Mekkiye "He has been living in Tokyo since 1998!"
You need to keep thing about the past when using "has been" if you want to add " now" that badly, you could say "He has been living in Tokyo since 1998 until Now........"
OR "Melek has been in Tokyo UNTIL now."
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