FlashcardsPresent Perfect vs Present Perfect Continuous Flashcards
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This 5-card flashcard set contrasts present perfect and present perfect continuous verb forms for 11th Grade students. It includes example sentences in affirmative and interrogative forms—such as "Dad has been reading all morning" and "He's worked for the company since he was a teenager"—to illustrate the distinction. Use it for grammar drills, tense review, or as a study aid before writing assignments.
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- Dad has been reading all morning. Interrogative
- He has been feeling much better. Affirmative
- I have been working so hard for my kids. Interrogative
- He's worked for the company since he was a teenager
- I've lived here for three years
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