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This tag is for questions about the difference in meaning between certain words, phrases, or sentences.
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'check up on' vs 'check on', is there a difference?
There are slightly different in meaning. check on up refers to something more precise and a situation that needs more attention. You check up on a sick baby but you check on a sleeping baby.
Check up …
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What is the difference between "are being done" and "have been done"?
The difference is the tense.
The first sentence is present perfect. …
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