Present Perfect simple/continuous

How do we form Present Perfect Continuous?

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How do we form Present Perfect

(a)  

Present Perfect Continuous is used

• for actions that began in the past and are still in progress

• unfinished actions

• both

• neither of them

Present Perfect is used

• for actions that have just finished

• experiences and achievements

• actions that happened in the past but have results that affected the present

• actions that happened at an indefinite time in the past

How long .......... Harry?

• have you known

• do you know

• have you been knowing

• are you knowing

You look dirty. What .................all day?

• have you been doing

• have you done

• did you do

• were you doing to

Sorry, I'm late. ...............................for long?

• Have you waited

• Have you been waiting

• Did you wait

• Were you been waiting

We .................... Lisa recently.

• haven't seen

• didn't see

• hasn't seen

• haven't see

She ................ French words for hours, but she still doesn't remember all of them.

• was learning

• has been learning

• does not learning

• is not learning

What are typical expressions that are often used with the Present Perfect Continuous?

• all day/for years

• today/ every day

• now/ at the moment

• often/sometimes