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    This document provides information about the present perfect and present perfect progressive tenses in English. It explains that the present perfect is used to talk about unfinished actions, while the present perfect progressive describes actions that have been occurring for a certain period of time. The document outlines the structure of the present perfect progressive and provides examples of it in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences. It also lists some rules for adding "-ing" to verbs before assigning homework to write examples using both tenses.

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    P2 (Tourism) - Week 5 Present Perfect Progessive

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    TOURISM

    Week 5
    PRESENT PERFECT VERSUS
    PRESENT PERFECT
    PROGRESSIVE
     We use present perfect to talk about unfinished actions.
    Meanwhile, present perfect progressive is used to talk
    about actions that have been occuring for a certain period
    of time.
    STRUCTURE
    1. Subject
    2. Auxiliary HAVE/HAS
    3. Been
    4. Base form of the verb
    5. Ing
    PRESENT PERFECT
    PROGRESSIVE
    1. Lorena has been cooking dinner for 2 hours now.
    2. Edwin, Darvin and Ricardo have been studying english for years.
    3. Paola and Olga have not been sleeping well lately.
    4. Lucia and Lisbeth have not been studying for the exam.
    5. Have Noemi and Yandel been working on the assignment this
    week?
    6. Christopher and Amelia have been talking on the phone for hours.
    RULES BEFORE ING
    1. If the verb ends in E you must DROP IT (Drive - Driving)

    2. If there is a vowel between two consonants at the end you must


    DOUBLE the last consonant (shop - shopping)
    ANY QUESTION?
    HOMEWORK
     3 SENTENCES IN AFFIRMATIVE
     3 SENTENCES IN NEGATIVE
     3 SENTENCES IN INTERROGATIVE

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