Present perfect continuous vs. present perfect continuous

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS VS.SIMPLE PAST
ANDRES FERNANDO BENAVIDES PAY

SIMPLE PAST
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
Simple past tense is used to talk about completed actions in the past. As refer to measures that have already occurred, should always go in a past context, either because they're telling a story that has already happened, or using complementary pass over time
forma verbal This sí emplea Interesa destacar de Cuando la Acción en Sí Misma Más Que El los resultados por; de no se si Precisa La Acción ha finalizado o no
forexample: I've been making models and drawings
Yesterday, lastnight, lastweek, lastmonth, lastyear, in 2004
This time is also used to indicate the duration of an action that began in the past and just completed or still ongoing
conjugation of the verb to be. For the first and third person is WAS, for all others is Were
I was in san andres islands the past Vacation
mercedes and angel were in san andres islands the past Vacation
forexample: I've been sleepless for 3 days
I've been running for an hour
The verb to Have in the past it had. It's the same for everyone.

Present perfect continuous vs. present perfect continuous

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