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    Present Perfect Continuous

    From Andrej Toshevski, Leon Jakimov and David Nikolovski


    Introduction

    About Present Perfect Exampels for Present


    Continuous Perfect Continuous
    What is Present Perfect Continuous?

    • Present Perfect Continuous describes an


    action or situation that started in the
    past (usually in the recent past) and
    continues in the present. The actions
    are normally temporary situations.
    How do we form present perfect continuous?

    • Present perfect continuous if fromed:


    • have or has + been + -ing form
    Exampels for Present Perfect Continuous

    • I haven’t been feeling well lately.

    • I have been reading God of war for a month now.

    • I have been living in this house for 40 years.

    • I've been gardening for three hours.


    Thank you for your Attention

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