Present Perfect Continuous- . , , . Present Perfect Continuous (), , .

Present Perfect Continuous

Present Perfect Continuous havebeenhas been-ing. Has (he,she,it), have . . :

+ has been / have been + -ing :

Hehas beenplayingfootball for 2 hours. .

Ihave beenwaitinghere for 2 hours! !

Present Perfect Continuous not, . :

+ has been / have been + not + -ing hashave not hasnthavent. :

Ithas not been snowinghere since 2005. 2005 .

Theyhavent been waitingfor him for so long since last summer. .

Present Perfect Continuous have / has . :

Have / has + + been + -ing:

Haveyoubeen jogging? You are looking so exhausted! ? !

Hasshebeen studyingEnglish for so long? She started doing it in 2010! ? 2010 !

Present Perfect Continuous

Present Perfect Continuous, Past Perfect Continuous, -, . -.

for (2 hours, 3 years ..), (2 , 3 ..)

since ,

recently

lately,

Present Perfect Continuous

, Present Perfect Continuous .

I : ,

Present Perfect Continuous , , . :

Jameshas been teachingat the university since June. .

Theyhave been talkingfor the last hour. .

WhyhasNancynot been takingher medicine for the last three days? ?

II : Recently, Lately

Present Perfect Continuous recentlylately . , , , . :

Maryhas been feelinga little depressed. .

Shehas been watchingtoo much television lately. .

Haveyoubeen exercisinglately? ?

Present Perfect Continuous Passive( ) .