The Present Perfect tense is used to talk about a past action. Time is not indicated unless other words in the phrase or sentence specifically express that. It may also be use do express that an action began in the past and continues to the present. Below we’ll explore Present Perfect tense timeline, forms, uses, with examples.
Lesson Summary. Present continuous tense, also known as present progressive tense, is most often used to indicate that an action is happening now, in the present moment, and continuing during the
The following words/phrases can indicate that Present Perfect Progressive should be used: all day the whole day since for questions with how long Explanation Present Perfect Progressive (Summary) Diagram of the Present Perfect Progressive do and dynamic verbs in the Present Perfect Progressive Form of the Present Perfect Progressive
vG0vC. 9xxt9v5wn7.pages.dev/3059xxt9v5wn7.pages.dev/5089xxt9v5wn7.pages.dev/1459xxt9v5wn7.pages.dev/609xxt9v5wn7.pages.dev/989xxt9v5wn7.pages.dev/5279xxt9v5wn7.pages.dev/2669xxt9v5wn7.pages.dev/412
present perfect continuous tense time signal