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Present Perfect Continous
- Use
- An action that has just stopped or recently stopped
- An action continuing up to now
- An action that has just stopped or recently stopped
- Structure
- Negative
- subject+have/has+not+been+verb _ing
- It hasn't been raining, I have watered the garden.
- It hasn't been raining, I have watered the garden.
- subject+have/has+not+been+verb _ing
- Question
- Have/has+subject+been+verb_ing+?
- Why is the ground wet? Has it been raining?
- Why is the ground wet? Has it been raining?
- Have/has+subject+been+verb_ing+?
- Affirmative
- subject+have/has+been+verb _ing
- It has been raining
- It has been raining
- subject+have/has+been+verb _ing
- Negative
- Since
- We use since to talk about a point in past time
- He's been studying since 1 o'clock
- He's been studying since 1 o'clock
- We use since to talk about a point in past time
- For
- We use for to talk about a period of time
- He has been reading for 2 hours
- He has been reading for 2 hours
- We use for to talk about a period of time
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