PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE
DEFINITION:-
Such verb, which
modifies that the action of the subject took place in gone time and it is still
continue that is called present perfect continuous tense.
NOTE:- (1)
This tense shows the
continuous action of the subject from past to present.
EXAMPLE:-
(1)
I have
been waiting for you.
(2)
The teacher
has been teaching.
NOTE:-
(2)
“Have been” and “Has been”
are the helping verbs to this tense.
NOTE:-
(3)
“Ing” form of the verb is
used in this tense.
FORMATION:-
SUBJECT
|
H. VERB
|
M. VERB
|
ING
|
OBJECT
|
Akram
|
has been
|
drive
|
ing
|
a car
|
CONJUGATION:-
I have been writing
We have
been writing.
You
have been writing.
He has
been writing.
She has
been writing.
It has
been writing.
They
have been writing.
ASSERTIVE
(1)
Singer
has been singing.
(2)
A baby
has been laughing.
(3)
Ashraf
has been playing.
INTERROGATIVE
(1)
Has singer
been singing?
(2)
Has
a baby been laughing?
(3)
Has Ashraf
been playing?
NEGATIVE
(1)
Singer
has not been singing.
(2)
A baby
has not been laughing.
(3)
Ashraf
has not been playing.
INT
& NEG
(1)
Has singer
not been singing?
(2)
Has a
baby not been laughing?
(3)
Has Ashraf
not been playing?
MODEL
SENTENCES
(1)
They
have been plucking flowers from garden.
(2)
She has
been remaining absent from school.
(3)
Has Kiran
been milking buffalo?
(4)
Have
you been decorating a room at the arrival of friends?
(5)
Have
women been buying ornaments from bazar?
