PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

VERB WAIT
Affirmative: Subject + Auxiliary Have + Auxiliary Be participle + main verb + ing
Negative: Subject + Auxiliary Have + negative + Auxiliary Be participle + main verb + ing
Interrogative: Auxiliary Have + Subject + Auxiliary Be participle + main verb + ing

AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE

I have been waiting
You have been waiting
He has been waiting
She has been waiting
It has been waiting
We have been waiting
You have been waiting
They have been waiting
I have not been waiting
You have not been waiting
He has not been waiting
She has not been waiting
It has not been waiting
We have not been waiting
You have not been waiting
They have not been waiting
Have I been waiting ?
Have you been waiting ?
Has he been waiting ?
Has she been waiting ?
Has it been waiting ?
Have we been waiting ?
Have you been waiting ?
Have they been waiting ?

Examples:
I’ve been waiting for two hours.
She’s been working all morning.
They haven’t been waiting for too long.
He hasn’t been studying lately.
Have you been studying all afternoon?
Has she been watching TV all night?

Contractions
I’ve been, You’ve been, He’s been, She’s been, It’s been, We’ve
been, You’ve been, They’ve been, I haven’t been, You haven’t
been, He hasn’t been, She hasn’t been, It hasn’t been, We
haven’t been, You haven’t been, They haven’t been.

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