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1. Present perfect of "be" Maria has been here for five minutes. I have been here for five minutes.
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- Present perfect of "be" Maria has been here for five minutes.
- I have been here for five minutes.
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- Present perfect, continuous tenses (has been+ v-ing) Maria has been waiting here for five minutes.
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1. Present perfect of "be"
Maria has been here for five minutes.
I have been here for five minutes.
2. Present perfect, continuous tenses (has been+ v-ing)
Maria has been waiting here for five minutes.
Jose has been working in the factory for six months.
3. Present perfect, passive voice. (has been + v-ed)
The table has been cleared.
The
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