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    The progressive perfect tense describes actions that were repeated over a period of time in the past, continue in the present and/or will continue in the future. It uses the auxiliary verb "to have" along with "been" and the verb plus "-ing" to convey this meaning, similar to how the present perfect tense is formed.

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    The progressive perfect tense describes actions that were repeated over a period of time in the past, continue in the present and/or will continue in the future. It uses the auxiliary verb "to have" along with "been" and the verb plus "-ing" to convey this meaning, similar to how the present perfect tense is formed.

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    The progressive perfect tense describes actions that were repeated over a period of time in the past, continue in the present and/or will continue in the future. It uses the auxiliary verb "to have" along with "been" and the verb plus "-ing" to convey this meaning, similar to how the present perfect tense is formed.

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    Conclusion:

    The conclusion we have about what we did is that the progressive

    perfect tense describes actions that were repeated over a period of

    time in the past, continue in the present and / or will continue in the

    future, and that also as in the present perfect, we use the auxiliary verb

    "to have" in addition to "been" (the past participle of the verb "to be")

    plus the verb + ing

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