Present Perfect Progressive (Present Perfect Continuous) m Who are they? What have they been doing? Marcus travels to Los Angeles a lot for work. In fact, he has been traveling to Los Angeles once a month for over a year. Every time he travels to Los Angeles, he stays at the same hotel. He likes the service at this hotel, He has been staying at this hotel at least 5 days every month for over a year. Marcus's favorite employee at the hotel is Benjamin. Benjamin has been working at this hotel for 2 years. He usually works as a bellhop, but lately he has been training for a new job. For the past 2 weeks, Benjamin has been training to become the assistant manager of the hotel. Marcus is proud of Benjamin because he knows Benjamin has been working hard the last 2 years.
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Encontré 7 frases en present perfect continuous. Este tiempo verbal puedes identificarlo fácilmente porque su estructura lleva "have/has been (verbo gerundio [es decir, verbo-ing])", o en caso de una pregunta por ejemplo "have/has (sujeto) Been (verbo gerundio)" [o añadiendo algún pronombre interrogativo antes de "have/has" como "what"] . Por ejemplo de primera tienes la pregunta "what, *have* they *been doing*?" y en la última línea, tienes "...Benjamin *has been working* hard..." esas son frases en present perfect continuous
Se identifican en el texto las oraciones en las cuales se usa el tiempo Presente Perfecto Progresivo (Presente Perfecto Continuo).
Who are they? What have they been doing?
Marcus travels to Los Angeles a lot for work. In fact, he has been traveling to Los Angeles once a month for over a year. Every time he travels to Los Angeles, he stays at the same hotel. He likes the service at this hotel, He has been staying at this hotel at least 5 days every month for over a year.
Marcus's favorite employee at the hotel is Benjamin. Benjamin has been working at this hotel for 2 years. He usually works as a bellhop, but lately he has been training for a new job. For the past 2 weeks, Benjamin has been training to become the assistant manager of the hotel. Marcus is proud of Benjamin because he knows Benjamin has been working hard the last 2 years.
Present Perfect Progressive
El tiempo Presente Perfecto Progresivo, denominado también Presente Perfecto Continuo, es una forma verbal que indica una acción que se inició en el pasado y continúa en el presente.
Se forma usando:
Sujeto + have / has + verbo en gerundio + complemento (afirmativa)
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