Present Perfect Continuous: Different Uses with Examples

Hey there! Today, we're diving into the Present Perfect Continuous tense.

It sounds tricky, but it's super useful! First, for actions that

started in the past and are still happening now. Like something you've been doing continuously.

For example, 'I have been studying for hours.' The studying began hours ago and

hasn't stopped yet! Next, for actions that just finished, but their effects

are visible. The action is over, but you can see the proof.

Like, 'It has been raining, the ground is wet.' Rain stopped,

but check out those puddles! Finally, for how long an action has