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Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Continuous
B2 First CAE exercise FCE Grammar tenses

Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Continuous

Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Continuous Hello English learners! Welcome to a new lesson.  Have you ever wondered why we say “I have worked all day” in one situation, and “I have been working all day” in another? Both tenses describe actions connected to the present, but they don’t always Read more

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