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I am saying it from the beginning. vs I have been saying it from the beginning.

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I am saying it from the beginning' is used to express a current ongoing action, while 'I have been saying it from the beginning' is used to emphasize the continuity of the action from the past up to the present.

Last updated: March 26, 2024 • 932 views

I am saying it from the beginning.

This phrase is correct and commonly used to express a current ongoing action.

This phrase is used to indicate that you are currently stating something from the start or the beginning of a situation.
  • It's what everybody has been saying from the beginning.
  • I could see it from the beginning.
  • He was planning to do it from the beginning.
  • Lillian DePaul has been wise to it from the beginning.
  • Shiva called it from the beginning.
  • Your baby plan had some holes in it from the beginning.
  • I've known it from the beginning.
  • I deserved it from the beginning.
  • Taramis planned it from the beginning.
  • We just have to go back and work it from the beginning.
  • I just wished I'd known about it from the beginning.
  • Whatever is happening to you I heard it from the beginning.
  • No, I hated it from the beginning.
  • No, I want you to watch it from the beginning.
  • The fact that you were always a softie, I knew it from the beginning.
  • So do I. I knew it from the beginning.
  • I bet she's been doing it from the beginning.
  • Well, detective fitch was on it from the beginning.
  • I did it from the beginning.
  • (CHUCKLES) Okay, now get up and let's do it from the beginning.

Alternatives:

  • I am stating it from the beginning.

I have been saying it from the beginning.

This phrase is correct and commonly used to emphasize the continuity of an action from the past up to the present.

This phrase is used to stress that you have continuously been stating something from the start or the beginning of a situation, with the action starting in the past and continuing up to the present.
  • It's what everybody has been saying from the beginning.
  • I could see it from the beginning.
  • He was planning to do it from the beginning.
  • Lillian DePaul has been wise to it from the beginning.
  • Shiva called it from the beginning.
  • Your baby plan had some holes in it from the beginning.
  • I've known it from the beginning.
  • I deserved it from the beginning.
  • Taramis planned it from the beginning.
  • We just have to go back and work it from the beginning.
  • I just wished I'd known about it from the beginning.
  • Whatever is happening to you I heard it from the beginning.
  • No, I hated it from the beginning.
  • No, I want you to watch it from the beginning.
  • The fact that you were always a softie, I knew it from the beginning.
  • So do I. I knew it from the beginning.
  • I bet she's been doing it from the beginning.
  • Well, detective fitch was on it from the beginning.
  • I did it from the beginning.
  • (CHUCKLES) Okay, now get up and let's do it from the beginning.

Alternatives:

  • I have continuously stated it from the beginning.

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