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The document provides examples of using the present perfect simple and present perfect progressive tenses in sentences. It includes sentences using each tense form grouped under different headings like 'A' through 'G'. The examples illustrate actions that are ongoing or completed at an unspecified time in the present.
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This document discusses the present perfect simple and present perfect progressive tenses in Thai. [1] Both tenses are very similar, with the present perfect simple using "have/has + past participle" and the present perfect progressive using "have/has been + present participle". [2] The present perfect simple often implies a finished action or result, while the present perfect progressive emphasizes ongoing or continuous action without a finished result. [3] Several examples are provided to illustrate the differences between the two tenses.
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- 1. Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Progressive
- 2. Present Perfect Simple have / has + V Present Perfect Progressive have / has + been + V1 ing
- 3. have / has + V have / has + been + V ing
- 5. 3. She has been fishing for an hour. 4. She has caught a crab. 5. He has been cooking some cake. 6. He has made a pound of cake. 7. She has been re-painting her house for hours. 8. She has painted a wall. A
- 6. 1. Do you know I have been waiting for an hour 2. Hurray! I have finished this report at last! 3. Wow! I have driven 450 kilometres today! 4. I have been studying all night long! 5. He has travelled a lot in life. 6. He has been travelling but now he’s on the way home. B
- 7. 2. have not (haven’t) written 3. have not (haven’t) been waiting 4. have been taking 5. have not (haven’t) had 6. have been trying 7. have found 8. have been studying C
- 8. 9. have just taken 10. have not (haven’t) had 11. have never worked 12. have been working 13. have been revising 14. has been C
- 9. 1. He has put away the dishes. 3. He has not cleaned the gas cooker yet. 4. 5. He has not swept the stairs yet. 6. He has already ironed the clothes. 7. He hasn’t emptied the bin yet. 8. He has already vacuumed the floor. 9. He hasn’t cleared the table yet. D
- 10. 2. She has been painting. 3. She has been watering the flowers. 4. She has been cleaning the windows. 5. She has been mending the gate. 6. She has been burning the rubbish. 7. She has been cutting the grass. E
- 11. 1. have come 3. have been driving 4. have never had 5. have been 6. have managed 7. have done / have been doing 8. have been doing 9. have looked / have been looking 10. haven’t found F
- 12. 1. Present Perfect Progressive 2. Present Perfect Simple 3. Present Perfect Progressive 4. Present Perfect Simple G