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Learn the differences between present perfect simple and continuous.

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Learn the differences between present perfect simple and continuous.

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present perfect simple unspecified time present perfect continuous duration actions

The is used to describe that happened at an before now , often with the words 'already' or 'yet . ' For example , I have finished my homework . The emphasizes the of an action that started in the past and is still happening or has recently stopped , such as I have been studying for two hours . Both tenses connect past actions to the present , but they focus on different aspects .

 
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