III Present Perfect Tense. 1. The Present Perfect Tense denotes an action that has just been completed; as: I have written my essay. He has worked the sum. 2. The Present Perfect Tense is also used instead of past tense, to represent a past action as continuing to the present; as: We have lived here ten years (and we are still living here).
ThePresent Perfect Continuous is used to talk about events which started in the past and may still be continuing now - this tense usually has a link to the present time.. This is how we make the Present Perfect Continuous tense: subject + have / has + been + -ing verb "He has been waiting for 20 minutes." It can be used to describe events that are finished and are still in evidence now: ใช้present perfect continuous tense เมื่อกล่าวถึงสิ่งที่เกิดในอดีต ที่ยังดำเนินต่อเนื่องมาจนปัจจุบัน. 1. She has been studying since morning. 2. I have been waiting for four hours. 3. Tim has been living in Phuket Ithas been raining since morning. (It started raining in the morning. It is still raining.) We have been living in this city since 1995. (We moved to this city in 1995. We are still living here.) The children have been playing for hours.; The present perfect continuous tense is also used to talk about situations that have just stopped and have present results.

Theserequire the present perfect and are similar to the present perfect continuous in English. He sido profesor de idiomas desde 2002. (I have been a language teacher since 2002.) 3. Talking About Previous Life Experiences. There are some words and expressions that trigger the use of the present perfect tense—meaning, when you see these

Weuse the perfect continuous when the focus is on the continuity rather than the completion. 3. I .. ten letters since morning. wrote . have written . have been writing . Correct! Wrong! Here the emphasis is on the idea of completion and hence we use the perfect tense. Here we are talking about an ongoing situation and therefore we use PresentPerfect Continuous Tense Examples in Tamil I have played cricket. (Present perfect tense ) He has been study ing since 5 AM. அவர் அதிகாலை 5 மணி முதல் படித்து வருகிறார். WWiMb.
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