Video lesson · Present Perfect Progressive (Continuous)

Recently Finished Actions / Drawing Conclusions

Name: Present Perfect Continuous: recent actions and evidence, video
Uploaded: 2026-06-12T11:18:14.360Z
Duration: 58 s
Description: 58-second video: Present Perfect Continuous for actions that have just finished and for conclusions drawn from what you can see. With examples.

Video explanation · 0:58

We use the present perfect progressive form for recently finished actions to show that we have come to a conclusion based on direct or indirect evidence.

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