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Present Perfect Countinuous Tense

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The Present Perfect Continuous is made by using the present form of the auxiliary verb "have" +past participle of the verb "to be" + -ing form of the main verb ("I have been doing"). To form questions we reverse the order of the pronoun and "have/has" (Have I, Has he...?). This tense is rarely used in English.


Present Perfect Continuous (Progressive) Tense
Affirmative (Positive) Form Negative Form Question Form
I have been doing I have not been doing Have I been doing?
You have been doing You have not been doing Have you been doing?
He has been doing He has not been doing Has he been doing?
She has been doing She has not been doing Has she been doing?
It has been doing It has not been doing Has it been doing?
We have been doing We have not been doing Have we been doing?
You have been doing You have not been doing Have you been doing?
They have been doing They have not been doing Have they been doing?


Contracted forms: I've, you've, she's, he's, etc.

Examples: 1. Jane has been playing the piano for five years.

2. I haven't been smoking for a long time.

3. Have you ever been thinking about moving to Canada?

4. How long have you been reading that book?

 

2. Using the Present Perfect Continuous Tense

We use the Present Perfect Continuous to talk about an action which began in the past and has recently finished or just finished (without time words):

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