1. Present Perfect Countinuous Tense

2. Present Perfect Countinuous Tense
Affirmative form
Singular
I have been playing
You have been playing
He/she/it has been playing
Plural
We have been playing
They have been playing

3. Present Perfect Countinuous Tense
Negative form
Singular
I have not been playing (have not = haven’t)
You have not been playing
He/she/it has not been playing (has not = hasn’t)
Plural
We have not been playling
They have not been playing

4. Present Perfect Countinuous Tense
Interrogative form
Singular
Have I been playing
Have you been playing
Has he/she/it been playing
Plural
Have we been playling
Have they been playing

5. Present Perfect Countinuous Tense
USE
For an activity that has recently stopped or just stopped. There is a connection with now.
e.g. You are out of breath. Have you been running?
e.g. Why are your clothes so dirty? What have you been doing?

6. Present Perfect Countinuous Tense
Study these examples:
- How long have you been studying English? (you’re still learning)
- George hasn’t been feeling well recently.
- Where have you been? I’ve been looking for you for the last half hour.
- Tom is still watching TV. He’s been watching television all day.