Time phrases

TYPICALLY

• He typically gets up at 7 AM on weekdays.

• He is typically getting up at 7 AM on weekdays.

• He has typically got up at 7 AM on weekdays.

THESE DAYS

• I'm eating a lot of vegetables these days.

• I've eaten a lot of vegetables these days.

• I have been eating a lot of vegetables these days.

IN RECENT YEARS

• In recent years I learn a lot of new things.

• In recent years I'm learning a lot of new things.

• In recent years I've learned a lot of new things.

SEVERAL TIMES A MONTH

• I visit my grandparents several times a month.

• I'm visiting my grandparents several times a month.

• I've been visiting my grandparents several times a month.

FOR

• I live in this house for 12 years.

• I'm living in this house for 12 years.

• I've been living in this house for 12 years.

ONCE IN A WHILE

• Once in a while we go to the countryside to get away from it all.

• Once in a while we've gone to the countryside to get away from it all.

• Once in a while we've been going to the countryside to get away from it all.

SINCE

• I am a member of the club since 2015.

• I'm being a member of the club since 2015.

• I've been a member of the club since 2015.

FROM TIME TO TIME

• From time to time I eat fast food, but not often.

• From time to time I'm eating fast food, but not often.

• From time to time I've eaten fast food, but not often.

OVER THE PAST MONTH

• Over the past month she loses a lot of weight.

• Over the past month she's losing a lot of weight.

• Over the past month she has lost a lot of weight.

EVERY NOW AND THEN

• Every now and then we meet for a coffee and chat.

• Every now and then we have met for a coffee and chatted.

• Every now and then we meeting for a coffee and chating.