Is considering vs has been considering
NHS England is considering whether community pharmacies should be commissioned to provide more vaccination services, including MMR jabs, in a bid to increase uptake.
NHS England mulls commissioning pharmacies to deliver more vaccines | Chemist+Druggist
Please explain the use of the present progressive in "is considering...". Vs "has been considering..."
Would the present perfect "has been considering..." be grammatically correct? How would the present perfect change the meaning?
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Present progressive: the action is taking place now Present progressive: the action began at some point in the past CB
- Present progressive: the action is taking place now Present progressive: the action began at some point in the past CB
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Present progressive: the action is taking place now
Present progressive: the action began at some point in the past
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