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Okay. When you have hace + time + que + present tense verb.....you're talking about an action that has been going on for a period of time, and is still going on. For example...let's say... "We have been studying for two hours." Hace + time + que + present tense verb. "Hace dos horas que estudiamos." Easy right?
And one more example.... "He has been teaching at the university for ten years." "Hace diez años que él enseña en la universidad."
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