Present Perfect Continuous vs. Present Perfect Simple

The video tutorial explains the differences between the present perfect simple and continuous tenses. It highlights when these tenses can be used interchangeably, such as with the verbs 'to live', 'to work', and 'to study'. The present perfect continuous is used to emphasize duration, focus on the activity itself, and indicate temporary actions. In contrast, the present perfect simple is used to denote completed actions and when discussing quantities. The tutorial provides examples to illustrate these points and concludes with a recap of the key differences and uses of the present perfect tenses.

When is the present perfect simple preferred over the present perfect continuous?

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Explain how the present perfect continuous can indicate that an action is temporary.

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