Present perfect and present perfect continuous
For the below questions, I am confused about whether to use present perfect or present perfect continuous. Could anyone help with this? Also please explain why
1. Up to now, I .................any opportunity to check this information
haven't had or haven't been having
2. She .................... in this company since 2005,
has worked or has been working
Top answer
pokemon27 1. any opportunity to check this information In this context, "have" is a stative verb. It is not used in the progressive form.
- pokemon27 1.
- any opportunity to check this information In this context, "have" is a stative verb.
- It is not used in the progressive form.
- Also, your sentence lacks ending punctuation.
- pokemon27 2.
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pokemon271. Up to now, I .................any opportunity to check this information
In this context, "have" is a stative verb. It is not used in the progressive form.
Also, your sentence lacks ending punctuation.
pokemon272. She .................... in this company since 2005,
Either form can be used. If the
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