Present Perfect Progressive or Continous with formula and examples

The Present Perfect Progressive is used If an activity or state started in the past and is still continuing in the present, and it is likely to extend into the future. For example, I have been travelling since yesterday and I will reach my destination tomorrow.

Use of ‘have/has’ + being +V1-ing with First, Second, and Third-person in Present Perfect Progressive Tense Form

            The Present Perfect Progressive Tense is formed by have+been+ing verb

FORMULA OF PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE | SENTENCE STRUCTURE OF PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

• PRESENT TENSE is divided into
  • Present Perfect Progressive
    1. Affirmative Sentence = Sub + have/has + been+ V1-ing+ Obj. + Others.
    2. Negative Sentence = Sub + have/has + not+ been+ V1-ing+ Obj. + Others.
    3. Interrogative Sentence = Have/Has + Sub + been+ V1-ing+ Obj. + Others?
    4. Negative and Interrogative Sentence = Have/Has + Sub +not + been+ V1-ing+ Obj. + Others?

Present Perfect Progressive Tense Sentence Structures and examples

• PRESENT TENSE is divided into
  • Present Perfect Progressive
    1. Affirmative Sentence = Sub + have/has + been+ V1-ing+ Obj. + Others.
       1. I have been writing.
       2. We have been writing.
       3. You have been writing.
       4. You have been writing.
       5. He has been writing.
       6. She has been writing.
       7. It has been writing.
       8. Advaith has been writing.
       9. They have been writing.
    2. Negative Sentence = Sub + have/has + not+ been+ V1-ing+ Obj. + Others.
       1. I have not been writing.
       2. We have not been writing.
       3. You have not been writing.
       4. You have not been writing.
       5. He has not been writing.
       6. She has not been writing.
       7. It has not been writing.
       8. Advaith has not been writing.
       9. They have not been writing.
    3. Interrogative Sentence = Have/Has + Sub + been+ V1-ing+ Obj. + Others?
       1. Have I been writing?
       2. Have we been writing?
       3. Have you been writing?
       4. Have you been writing?
       5. Has he been writing?
       6. Has she been writing?
       7. Has it been writing?
       8. Has Advaith been writing?
       9. Have they been writing?
    4. Negative and Interrogative Sentence = Have/Has + Sub +not + been+ V1-ing+ Obj. + Others?
       1. Have I not been writing?
       2. Have we not been writing?
       3. Have you not been writing?
       4. Have you not been writing?
       5. Has he not been writing?
       6. Has she not been writing?
       7. Has it not been writing?
       8. Has Advaith not been writing?
       9. Have they not been writing?

For more see Step-38 | The Present Perfect Progressive and It’s all rules.

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