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    Here are the key differences: - "Have been" indicates a continuous or ongoing action that started in the past and continues up to the present. - "Have" without "been" indicates a completed action that occurred at some point prior to the present. So sentence 1 with "have been" emphasizes the ongoing nature of the parents living in Kyiv for the past 5 years continuously. Sentence 2 with just "have" focuses more on the fact of the parents living in Kyiv for 5 years as a completed action prior to now. The meanings are very similar but "have been" adds more of a continuous aspect.

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    Here are the key differences: - "Have been" indicates a continuous or ongoing action that started in the past and continues up to the present. - "Have" without "been" indicates a completed action that occurred at some point prior to the present. So sentence 1 with "have been" emphasizes the ongoing nature of the parents living in Kyiv for the past 5 years continuously. Sentence 2 with just "have" focuses more on the fact of the parents living in Kyiv for 5 years as a completed action prior to now. The meanings are very similar but "have been" adds more of a continuous aspect.

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    B1 Grammar Class 6 PPS PPC Presentation Reupload

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    Елена Момот
    Here are the key differences: - "Have been" indicates a continuous or ongoing action that started in the past and continues up to the present. - "Have" without "been" indicates a completed action that occurred at some point prior to the present. So sentence 1 with "have been" emphasizes the ongoing nature of the parents living in Kyiv for the past 5 years continuously. Sentence 2 with just "have" focuses more on the fact of the parents living in Kyiv for 5 years as a completed action prior to now. The meanings are very similar but "have been" adds more of a continuous aspect.

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    1

    I ______ finally ______ the


    online course about
    cooking. (finish) Open the
    brackets choosing
    the appropriate
    tense
    I _____________ from home
    for the last 5 hours. (work)
    2

    I have finally finished the


    online course about RESULT
    cooking.

    I have been working from


    home for the last 5 hours. DURATION
    Why two different tenses were used here? What’s the difference between
    these sentences? 3

    I have cooked borshch twice since Tuesday! I have been cooking for the whole family since Tuesday.
    May I have a day-off, please? ☺

    Recently I have renovated the living room. Also, we have been painting the walls in the bedroom.
    We might need to buy more paint.

    I have painted my nails in red colour. My husband looks exhausted.


    I’m not a pro, but it looks great! He has been repairing the washing machine for the last 2 hours.
    Now it works!
    4

    I have cooked borshch twice


    since Tuesday! Number of times

    I have been cooking for the


    whole family since Tuesday.
    May I have a day-off, please?
    ☺ Repetition of an
    action
    5

    Recently I have renovated The action has finished


    the living room. recently

    Also, we have been painting


    the walls in the bedroom.
    We might need to buy more The action has started in
    paint. the past and continues up
    to now
    6

    I have painted my nails in red


    colour. Results of shorter
    I’m not a pro, but it looks
    great! actions

    My husband looks exhausted.


    He has been repairing the
    washing machine for the last 2 Results of longer
    hours. Now it works!
    actions
    7

    Compare these
    sentences. Is there 1.My parents have been living in Kyiv for
    any difference in 5 years only.
    meaning?
    2. My parents have lived in Kyiv for 5
    years only.

    LIVE, STUDY, WORK, TEACH, FEEL

    HAVE NO OR LITTLE DIFFERENCE IN


    MEANING
    8

    There’s something wrong with these sentences…

    • I’ve been understanding everything at the lesson.


    • I’ve been knowing my teacher of Grammar for 2 months.

    I’ve understood everything at the lesson.


    I’ve known my teacher of Grammar for 2 months.

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