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    The document discusses the present perfect continuous tense in English. It provides examples of affirmative ("I have been waiting"), negative ("I haven't been waiting"), and interrogative ("Have you been waiting?") sentences. Signal words that indicate the present perfect continuous tense include periods of time like "20 min", "one week", and "three days". The tense is used to describe an action that began in the past and is still ongoing, to talk about experience, or an action that happened in the past but has present relevance.

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    The document discusses the present perfect continuous tense in English. It provides examples of affirmative ("I have been waiting"), negative ("I haven't been waiting"), and interrogative ("Have you been waiting?") sentences. Signal words that indicate the present perfect continuous tense include periods of time like "20 min", "one week", and "three days". The tense is used to describe an action that began in the past and is still ongoing, to talk about experience, or an action that happened in the past but has present relevance.

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    Present Perfect Continuous

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    The document discusses the present perfect continuous tense in English. It provides examples of affirmative ("I have been waiting"), negative ("I haven't been waiting"), and interrogative ("Have you been waiting?") sentences. Signal words that indicate the present perfect continuous tense include periods of time like "20 min", "one week", and "three days". The tense is used to describe an action that began in the past and is still ongoing, to talk about experience, or an action that happened in the past but has present relevance.

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    Present perfect continuous Cигнальные слова : 20 min; one week; three

    days;

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    I have been waiting

    He has been waiting

    I haven’t been waiting

    He hasn’t been waiting

    Have you been waiting?

    Has he been waiting?


    Present perfect. Сигнальные слова- just, already, since, for, never ,
    ever.

    Used:
    - Какое то действие закончилось недавно
    - Действие до сих пор продолжается
    - Разговор о своем опыте ( I have been to France 2 times/ I have
    never been to Africa; have you ever been to Australia? )
    - Действие произошедшее в прошлом, имеющее эффект в
    настоящем ( I have painted my room, it looks nice)

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    I/you/we/they have + verb 3 form ( done)

    He/she/it has +verb 3 form ( worked)

    I haven’t + verb 3 form (done)

    He hasn’t + verb 3 form

    Have you done ( 3 form)?

    Has he done( 3 form)?

    Yes, I have
    No, I haven’t

    Yes, he has
    No, he hasn’t

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