🔹 Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Continuous"I have written three emails" → Focus on the result.

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Present Perfect & Present Perfect Continuous Explained

English Grammar: Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Continuous

Understand the Difference: Have + Past Participle vs. Have Been + Verb-ing

📝 YouTube Description:
🧠 Are you confused between “I have worked” and “I have been working”?

In this video, you’ll learn the difference between Present Perfect and Present Perfect Continuous tenses using simple explanations, helpful examples, and time expressions like for, since, already, and recently.

📘 What You’ll Learn:
✅ Grammar structures for each tense
✅ When to use each tense correctly
✅ Key time expressions
✅ Real-life example sentences
✅ Common mistakes to avoid

🧠 Quick Grammar Breakdown:
1️⃣ Present Perfect
🔹 Structure: have/has + past participle
🔹 Use: Focuses on the result of an action
🔸 Example: I have cleaned the kitchen. (The kitchen is now clean.)

2️⃣ Present Perfect Continuous
🔹 Structure: have/has been + verb-ing
🔹 Use: Focuses on the duration or process of an action
🔸 Example: I have been cleaning the kitchen for an hour. (Still ongoing or just finished.)

💬 More Example Pairs:
✔ She has studied English. → (result)
✔ She has been studying English. → (duration)

✔ They have painted the house. → (it's finished)
✔ They have been painting the house. → (ongoing or very recent)

🎯 Ideal for:

ESL learners

Grammar practice

Test preparation (IELTS, TOEFL, etc.)

Confident speaking and writing


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