Present Perfect Progressive

We form the present perfect progressive (sometimes called the "present perfect continuous") with have/has been + main verb + ing. We use this tense to talk about an on-going action that began in the past, is still in process, and may continue into the future.

For example, you might say, "I have been thinking about getting a new car for weeks." You first thought of getting a new car weeks ago, you're currently thinking of getting one, and unless you buy one or decide not to buy one right now, you'll continue thinking about it.

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Present Perfect Progressive Lessons:

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Ashkan01

Iran, Islamic Republic Of

I have been studing english.

roba masoud

Palestinian Territory, Occupied

thanks,

alhgag

Libyan Arab Jamahiriya

hi, guys i wanna comment some your answering especially kokoboko about present perfect or presen perfect progressive i like this discussion may cause some confugion in my opinion you have to use present perfect progressive because it started in the past and still continues untill now.
have a good work