The present perfect continuous
Hi, I've got a question linked with the tense above. I'm going to give you an example, so that you can see what I would like to get.
- Hi John. Sorry, but I can't go to the party, because I've been working in the garden. I'm so exhausted.
- That's a shame. What have you been doing there?/What were you doing there?
- I've been raking/ I was raking
- With whom have you been raking?/ With whom were you raking?
Should we get on with using the present perfect continuous? Or would it be better to use the past continuous?
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witty witty 764 Should we get on with using the present perfect continuous? That would be too much trouble for most native speakers.
- witty witty 764 Should we get on with using the present perfect continuous?
- That would be too much trouble for most native speakers.
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witty witty 764Should we get on with using the present perfect continuous?
That would be too much trouble for most native speakers.
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