does anyone have any articles or can explain how exactly I should use "have/has + been"
Presente Continuous + Present past continous
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Most of the time you would us has/ have been is when you often do something or you were currently doing something. For example, "I have been singing since I was six years old." You sing often and it's something you have been doing for a while.
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*(present perfect continuous)
Hi, you might consider taking some courses as the following one:
https://www.coursera.org/learn/perfect-tenses-modals
Besides, the best way to understand is to practice and assimilate
- I suggest to search in your local Library for exercise notebooks
- in alternative, you have online sites like the following:
http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-continuous-exercise-1.html
finally, see how they're used in English texts; and memorize some examples
best
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Why don't you try GOOGLE?
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