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Present Perfect simple And Present Perfect Countinous

present perfect simple

present perfect countinous

we use present perfect (can be with for and since) when when we talk about unfinished actionsthat started in the past and stiil in the present.

we use present perfect continous(can be with for or since)to talk about an action that started in the pas and still in the present but focus in the action itself or amount the time have been taking place

positive:subject+have/has+been+V+ing+comp

Negative:subject+has/have+ not+V+ing*comp

interrogative:has/have+subject+been+V+ing+comp

positive:subject+Has/have+past participle+comp

negatine:subject+Has/have+not+past participle+comp

interrogative:Has/Have+subject+past participle+comp

-finished actions

-permanent actions

-emphasis of the result of the action

indicate how much/many have been completed.

-unfinished actions

-temporary actions

-emphasis of the duration of the action

-indicate how log it have been happening

1.He has been traveling around the world

2.They have been playing cricket for five hours.

3.The poet has been writing romantic poems

4.she has been writing realistic songs since the beginning of his career.

5.Have you been listening to realistic songs since morning?

6.I have not been watching the cricket match for an hour.

7.Have you been preparing the this for two hours?

8.I have been helping him to do the task for an hour.

9.My mom has been cooking for three hours.

10.I have been watching the concert for an hour.

1.There has been an accident.

2.We haven't seen her today.

3.They have been to the mall twice this month.

4.She has watched that show three times this week.

5.I have lost my purse.

6.We have seen this movie already.

7.He has broken his leg.

8.Where have I left my sandals?

9.Have you visited England?

10.Has she met John?