Which one is correct , and why ?
1- Maria hasn't been happy since she left her last job .
2- Maria hasn't been being happy since she left her last job .
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IMHO, the second sentence is correct. This is used Perfect Continuous Present (to have been ~~~ing + since).
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The first sentence is correct, concerning the second is wrong because we use present perfect continuous when we are talking about something which take time, as watching tv or playing sport...
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The sentence 1 is right...but the reason i can explain.....may be the present participle continue is used for an active continuess mothly in present.
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