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he sido trabajando he sido trabajando muchas horas últimamente

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he estado trabajando muchas horas últimamente

 

rule of thumb:
"to be" + [-ing verb] -> you must use "estar"    (NO "ser")

 

I am working -> Estoy trabajando

She was eating -> Ella estaba comiendo

Peter has been singing -> Peter ha estado cantando

They had been eating pizza -> Ellos habían estado comiendo pizza.

(PS. Remember that in Spanish we don't use "continuous tenses" to talk about future.)

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he estado trabajando

he estado trabajando muchas horas últimamente

 

To be= "Ser" o "estar", in this case, el verbo "estar".

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gracias por tú explicacíon plsdeluno!
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Hi wakey, like Lagat says it is just the verb that is wrong. For English speakers sometimes these two verbs can be confusing. Maybe this will help you to remember the difference . Think of ''estoy trabajando/leyendo/hablando etc'' Then just add ''he estado trabajando/leyendo/hablando etc''

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