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Present perfect progressive tense
Affirmative Negative Question I have been writing She has been writing. You have been writing. I have not been writing. She has not been writing. You have not been writing. Have I been writing? Has she been writing? Have you been writing? Uses of the present perfect progressive tense We use the present perfect progressive […]
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Present perfect tense
Affirmative Negative Question I have written She has written. You have written. I have not written. She has not written. You have not written. Have I written? Has she written? Have you written? Uses of the present perfect tense past events connected with the present We can use the present perfect tense to say that […]
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The present progressive tense
We use the present progressive to talk about temporary actions and situations that are going on ‘around now’.
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The simple present tense
We use the simple present tense to talk about permanent situations, or about things that happen regularly, repeatedly or all the time.