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| Fun Easy English Classroom August 30 |
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Classroom
Today
Learn about
present perfect
progressive |
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Today in the classroom you are going to learn about
present perfect progressive
an important part of English grammar. |
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if you cannot understand something on this page,
then use the Fun Easy English
dictionary
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Grammar:
Present Perfect Progressive
Definition of present perfect progressive. |
- Present perfect progressive: "I have been going."
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| tense &
aspect |
aspect |
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simple |
perfect |
progressive |
perfect progressive |
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tense |
past |
simple
past |
past
perfect |
past
progressive |
past
perfect
progressive |
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present |
simple
present |
present
perfect |
present
progressive |
present
perfect
progressive |
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future |
simple
future |
future
perfect |
future
progressive |
future
perfect
progressive |
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Present Perfect Progressive Examples |
- Present perfect progressive: "I have been going." This is
used to express that an event started at some time in the past
and continues to the present.
- I have been painting the house.
- I have been eating breakfast this morning.
- I have been going to the bookstore with my best friend.
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Fun Easy English Grammar Lessons |
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 From
YOUR Teacher: Present Perfect
Progressive
Present perfect progressive requires a little time to
understand fully. This is a difficult concept in
English. |
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