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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Auxiliary verb in Pr Perf Cont

Hello, my question is: which is the auxiliary verb in Present Perfect Continuous "to have" or "to be"? HAVE/HAS? or HAVE/HAS BEEN? for example in a sentence like this: I have been studying English for years?

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Karolina, PL
  

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Hi, my question is: which is the auxiliary verb in Present Perfect Continuous "to have" or "to be"? HAVE/HAS? or HAVE/HAS BEEN?

— Clive

  • Hi, my question is: which is the auxiliary verb in Present Perfect Continuous "to have" or "to be"?
  • HAVE/HAS?
  • or HAVE/HAS BEEN?
  • for example in a sentence like this: I have been studying English for years?
  • There are two auxiliary verbs here.
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Hi,

my question is: which is the auxiliary verb in Present Perfect Continuous "to have" or "to be"? HAVE/HAS? or HAVE/HAS BEEN? for example in a sentence like this: I have been studying English for years?

There are two auxiliary verbs here. 'Have' and 'been'.



Clive
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