perfect continuous
I don't' understand different between present perfect contunious tense and perfect tense.When did I use which tense ?
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perfect continuous
I don't understand the difference between present perfect contunious tense and perfect tense.When do I use which tense ?
The perfect tense describes an action completed: "I have eaten". It uses the verb "have" (or had) and the past participle of the action verb ("eaten")
The past perfect continuous describes longer or continuing actions: "I have been eating". Use have (or had) again + been, then use the present participle of the action verb ("eating")
I hope I haven't confused you further :)
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