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    Compare the two tenses! there is only a small difference in meaning between the two forms. There is no difference between the present perfect simple form and the present perfect progressive tense.

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    Compare the two tenses! there is only a small difference in meaning between the two forms. There is no difference between the present perfect simple form and the present perfect progressive tense.

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    Compare Perfect & Progressive

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    Rizqi Amaliyah
    Compare the two tenses! there is only a small difference in meaning between the two forms. There is no difference between the present perfect simple form and the present perfect progressive tense.

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    Compare the two tenses!

    Present Perfect Simple Form S + has/have + Verb -3 Present Perfect Progressive Tense Form S +has/have + been + verb ing

    I have cleaned my car

    I have been cleaning my car

    She has done her homework

    She has been doing her homework

    I have walked six kilometers so far this morning

    I have been walking all morning

    He has always lived there

    He has been living there for just a few weeks

    You have worked hard all your life

    I have been working very hard recently

    Sometimes there is only a small difference in meaning between the two forms.

    I have lived in this flat for ten years

    I have been living in the flat for ten years

    How long has she worked for company?

    How long has she been living for the company?

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