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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUE
The present perfect continuous is used to refer to: Unfinished
actions, that is, actions that began in the past and continue in
the present moment: I've been working here for three months
now (I've been working here for three months now [I started
working in this job three months ago and I'm still working
here]).

El present perfect continuous sirve para referirnos a: Acciones

no terminadas, es decir, que empezaron en el pasado y
continúan en el momento presente: I've been working here for
three months now (Llevo ya tres meses trabajando aquí
[comencé a trabajar en este puesto hace tres meses y
continúo en él
WHEN USING THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUE VERB
A CLUE TO RECOGNIZE IT

SINCE THE PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

INDICATES AN ACTION OVER A PERIOD OF TIME,
IT IS VERY COMMON FOR ITS CONSTRUCTION
TO INCLUDE THE PREPOSITIONS FOR, SINCE,
SINCE. THIS WILL ALLOW YOU TO RECOGNIZE IT
MORE EASILY.
When is the Present Perfect Continuous used?Basically, it
is used to refer to actions that started in the past, but
still continue in the present. That is, they refer to the
process itself. For example:I've been waiting for you all
day - Llevo esperándote todo el dia.But it can also be
used for actions that have ended not long ago and are of
great interest because of their results. For example:It's
been raining all morning
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