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They are teaching me.
Anil is taking a copy.
He is reading newspaper.
Madu is scolding me.
I am inviting him.
She is telling a story.
Rasha is cleaning the room.
We are teasing her.
It is raining her.
Anu is drinking coffee.
Present perfect
It is used to refer to a situation where the action is already over, but the result of that action remains.
Past Participle form of the verb or third form of the verb is used.
E.g.
He has gone to Delhi.
They have passed the test.
Exercise.
Naan Bible Padithathund.
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I have read the Bible.
He has gone out.
He has written the test.
They have invited me.
Annand has taken the ticket.
Hari has arrived here.
We have spoken at the meeting.
Maya has purchased the car.
He has beaten me.
Madhu has come.
Ex 2.
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He has reported the matter.
They have seen me before.
He has never committed a mistake.
She has failed many times. (She has often failed in the examination)
Malu has written before. (Malu has already written to him)
We have arrived just now. (We have just arrived)
He has written the test now. (this time)
Lathe has published a book.
I have finished my study.
Manoj has applied for a job.
Present Perfect Continuous
This present perfect continuous refers to an action that began at some time in the past and is still
continuing.
How to use.
For Singular Subject:
Has been + ing form of the verb.
For Plural Subject
Have been + ing form of the verb.
E.g.
He has been watching cricket for two days.
The have been doing a computer course since 2022.
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I have been watching TV for a long time.
He has been discussing that since yesterday. (use it instead of that)
She has been teaching in a school for two years.
It has been raining since yesterday.
Radha has been working in foreign for many years. (abroad)
He has been helping me for many days.
She has been reading a novel since morning.
He has been roaming the city for the last one week. (about in the city)
They have been inviting me for many days.
He has been taking class since 10 o’clock.
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They have been building a wall for two days. (erecting)
I have been looking for him since yesterday. (waiting)
He has been doing a business for few years. (running)
He has been speaking for one hour. (delivering a sermon) (an hour)
Raju has been preparing for the exam since yesterday.
She has been fooling for many days. (cheating) (for long)
Anil has been scolding me since morning.
I have been studying Hindi since 2002. (learning)
Madhu has been playing chess since 6 o’clock.
He has been writing notes for half an hour.